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Mt. Vernon Republican (Mount Vernon, Ohio : 1854), 1859-05-10

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; "MdHkL. ... .ii: Sit "VOL. V. MOUNT VERNON, OHIO, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1859. 01. . REMOVAL. DR. C. PI. KELSEV, HAS taken, far a torin of years tlio rooms recently occupied by Mr. N. N. Hill, nnd immediately over (ho atoro room of Taylor, Gsntt & Ua where he will prosecute the various duties (if tha profession. With an exporlcnco of over 10 yours constant practice, and an acquaintance with aU the LATE IMl'KOVKMKNTS of tbo Art, ho feels confident of giving ontire satisfaction. ' The best skill of tbo I'tofessionlwarranted to be exorcised In every caso. On hand a flue stock of Dental materia'. recently procured from the East. Entrance on Main stroot, between Taylor, Uantt A Co.'s and L. Munk's Clothiiijf Store. April l-23tf DItTD.nicBKIUIt, RESPECTFULLY announces his return from the East (whore he has Purchased a largo assortment of Dental materials) nnd is now fully pro-' pared to execute all operations connected, with dentistry, such as Ailing, extracting, and cleaning teeth, and healing all disonsod ouths, and removing Irregularities of the teeth. Also, Particular nt-tentioa given to the insertion of ArtiHoinl toeth. All work warranted to be dona in tho bout style of the art. I am also propureil to oporato on Ibtlr-lips (single or doable) Cleft palato and all other op-erationi connected with Dontal Surgery. Having boon employed as an assistant in tbo office of J)rs. Pandenburg A Hnllihch, of Wheeling. Va., 1 flatter myself that I can give satisfaction in every rospeot. I have permanently located in Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Office oval Itiussl) i8turges'slianl,MainStrcot. April 5 21 ly. ,, ,,, .,, u,..- ,' "a" i: Dr. O. Ezra rttcltown, Office Waiii'i Umxik, Noh: 2 3; 2d Fi.oob,1 ,8. E. Corner Main A Vine Sts. Mount Vornon, 0. All operation porformcd in the latest and most Approved stylo a May 3 1859-2.5. Istyloand AUtiAit 1 tv. WOULD say that ho has resuniod the lease fur tha above suite of rooms for the term of Ave years, and largely increased his facilities for tho bet- torncconimodation of visitors and patients. Always , on hand a largo stock of DEXTAL ' 0 0 0J)1S .' Tooth diroot from tha best tooth Manufactory in the world and me no oturs! Can thorcforo, givo a more , lifelike exemiiM than can bo obtained with any cheap or inferior teotli.,. ,-, ' - Is also prepared to insert artificial tooth on Coro-i jifewvnloauisod Guttapercha or Bubbor btiso an ndmirablo baso for tomporary sots, Ac. Would also call attention to his method of t looting tooth with exposed uorvous or sensitive dontlno without pain and notdestroying tho vitality of tho tooth, thoreby rendering that largo number of tooth .: serviceable for yoars which if not treated on scientific principles lire sacrificed, Thunkful for the Tory liberal favors for tho last hoping bystrict attention to business to recoivo liko confidence nnd patronage DR. L. S, MURPHY, LATE OF NEW YORK CITY, ANNOUNCES to his friends and tho public, that ho has oponed an office for the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, in Mount Verrron, and tho adjoining ootintry. From tho time and attention ho has given to his profession, ho hopes to recoivo a liborut share of tho pub-1 io put ronago. 1 Special attoution to discasos of women and childron. OFFICE, on Main stroot, ovor Curtis & Snpp't Store; Residence eornor High & West Streets. Oct. JUtU, 18S8.tf. " D. 0. MONTGOMERY, JLTI0BIEY II LiWi BANN1NU BUILDING, OVER N. McUlrFIN'S SHOE STOKE. Mount Vornon, Ohio. Special attention given to tho Collecting of Claims, and tho purchaso nnd nlo of real Estate. 1 hnvo for salo unimproved lands ns follows, Oil) acris in Osugo County, Missouri, 605 acres in Warren CoUntyrMissmiri, Sl2 acres in St. iran-eois County. Missouri, also; 125 noros and one JO norutotln Hardin County, Ohio, and 8.1 acres in . Morcor County, Ohio. 1 March 1. 5, ltt-tt. J ; 1 . - I ' ' ' V. Vases. w. o. coorEB. VANCE eV' COOPER,' " ATTOUNEYS AT LAW, - . , , 1T. YEUXN, 0., . ., ,.. . ., ' '' '' Ofllco sou theast Corner Main nnd Chestnut srroots .-opposite Kiiox County Ihtnh. sopt20 ' ' .1 O If N ADAMS, t J' Attorney at Law &. Notary Public, i v .OKFICE-l.f WAKD'S NEW BUILDl.NO, ; Corner Mn "1 Vine btJ 1 .!( .. i if- v 'I.1' '. - ; rtt&' trciiwnv. ntrln ii,-n '. nncOlAL atlchtion eiVcn to collcciloh in Knox , i , O- nd adjoining epuuticai nUo:. to prosecuting claims for I'cnsions ana bnnu n rrnii - i;i erlegal buslnoj entrusted to mscaro. v.'. ; uurah 11U. ti, I Unit J I"' Y1'"'1 , ,, ! EAll't ISRAEL."'' ' ' " !Oi.'O.HV.,X i,r.r );. v ;!, '&3T335i'': w , ATTOKNEYfrLW, v,iH 011 oFfICE-Main Stroot Bolow Knox, County Bank. v.v.:r.i.i a :T; fli , , . i t ,. ii ii I lit orm 1 , ' . , .ii ) til ',t'rn'n,nl,attSiiiion iriven to all businol on ,r. it itrMie4;toitheiiiiao4 ospceially to collcttlng ttn.djSir 7, .iCuringolaimJjiiuany.Bal.otlitP; Pi.i . .. "''"'Dooifth-1858-film. ir,'r " , '. , ,.covFofl ..-ban&-, itto'riie' & Ctnei,I,rf mMw,'"'" ,ii '' -tTlTlii atteid' toall busino'ss' intrusted to Uicir -.,1. io VY. .uktvla wrfof Hi..Oo.t''. " ,. ,'OFFICE,N, E., Corner of Mam and0amlof Sis.; vriif ? dVet r'ylo's Mcrchaht Tailoring Establishments tu'T i . I. 1: 1 WM. DUNBAR ..II. 1. BANKIKSi )' '" OtFtCE-In 'Miller's BlUkJnihiroomi'formorty Liib iipiedbyllo.Jobe;JIillei'i i ' "l "'hltljM) oro. t. xtniuxrH. , .... i.rii .i,,i7;i, tvuu...i.t a jfuax. H. o. TiroMArt. M'llai -.. WMf r.v.. .;i --PRODLCB&C01IHlSSHXTIBRCOAiT& inn .Miu -!' "brfMttu-iif iii'wi-.,.1.iin M , ., . ( WHITE ASDATEu; LI1I$, "n s,r: 1 "' VilXpaVcasiIfor '"" ' 1 '"' 1 rioor'.'Orala olTall ttnds, Pork.BiioiSn; Bntt'er.irop'i,' ill- 7 :.Dria4 JrU,'la)t, Clovet. and-Tlmotty Seed, ! l'oiilvWniuBeaiii',I(ard,UidesrPoIiJ,Ao.i,., v 1 " At NOBTON8 WAREHOUSE, -" ' t JUroh it, '49-Wly " ' Mt. Vernon, Ohio. , ,l ill . il' ' " ;' ' ""' ' ' ' " " 1 IWI! o-ia )4..l e'MAY'DB .rOUHD All- i1"1' v, l .uK M M h I N , N U M li E U 3 q ,1 Jl(. EAtY TO DO AS GOOD WOttK AS CAN BE li dom in .the oity. Twenty-five yean experi-" ,: !" enoo w.rrJts' tbd ptedgo'of onfite satisfaction lo olsl, ' :tomra, ! .t i.i.n 1,. i -niiv - '- ' , . rJT Catling earvfulltt done, and all vorh war-Jilt ranted. '- -'' 1 ' ' '"" L " - JunJif. I - t. . ; j mi r"i 'I'M U .' ' rrr- . ii ni y v. : AVlepr!l,,.,.:,i : ' ' . f JEFFEnS hnken rooms on Main miff, 1 J nearly eppoiiHe the Lybrand House, whara nt may be consulted at reasonable hours. N. B. Advice to poor people g-ntsitous. Jan. 11 VJ-Utf 0. J. BUV WIIEIIG VOV CAN BUY TUB -CHEAPEST !! William M. Mefford, RETURNS HIS THANKS TO THE CITIZENS of Knox County for tho liboral patronage ex tended to him, and would say that he has now on hand as good Harness, Saddles, Buggy, Cnrringo, Wuzon and 1 low Ilarnoss, Collars, Bridles. Murtin- gails, vv upa sc., as ever. Hiiui mi rm-oastooruor juaruet iioubs. auullily. Q. W. Hank, (. ADDI.ER AND HARNESS MAKER, First Door Siuth of Woodbridgo's Store, MAIN STKKKT. MOUNT TERNON. OHIO. KEEPS 0:nstantly on hand a largo assortment of Saddle; r and Harness. Bridles. Collars. Halters. urut. I . r.. i V , i -- ii, i 'o , tti" lanuiootureu dv exnorieneca woramen ana turn " ' ion ronsonabie terms. r ALL WORE WARUANTKD.JFJ TRUNKn, from tt to $22. Mr Trunks are ruuet unerior article to those oominonlv offered for sale. l wouia also invite spooial attention to my UOI.laks, w Q io n cannot be surpassed for stylo and durability , may zuy. ... - , . , ATTACHMENT NOTICE. 1 At my instanco ns Plaintiff, Potor Lucas, Pl'ff. an order of nttaobnienton tin , vs. Who 8th day of April, 1859, Caspor Fordncy, Dof't was issued by W. II. Coch- I).".-.'!. f i j ran, a Justice of the Peace in and for Clinton Township, Knox County, Ohio, against the defendant Casper Fordney, anon-resident debtor for tho sum of $1,80 dauingesand costs of suit. Said causo is sot for hearing on the t)th day of June next at 1 o'clock P. M. April JM,l85tiwH 24. x - PKTEH LUCAS, Pl'ff.' rT.--' ROAD NOTICE. ALTj interested aro licroby notified that at the next J uuo sossion of the Commissioners of Knox County, Ohio, tt petition will bo presented to them for tho vacation of the following piece of road in Jackson township in said Knox County, Ohio, to-wit: That part of tho County road known by the name of the "Wild cat Road," commencing at tho south east corn oY of Adam Earleywino's land and running tnonce west to uuuiensourg." April 2fi, 1859 21 w4. SHERIFF'S SALE. Mary Blukcmoro vs. William H. Cochrnn. BY VIRTUE ofn writof vendi issucdout of tho cmrt of common picas of the county of Knox and State of Ohio and to me directed, I will offer at public sale, at tho door of the Court Houso, in tho city of Mount Vernon, Ohio, on Saturday, June 4th, 1859. between the hours of 10 o'clock a in and 4 p m of said day, tho fullowingdcscribed real ostato, to-wit: Lot Ji). si.Tlti in 1'otwin nnd Kaymond s ndaition to the town of Mt. Vornon, Ohio. . Taken and to be sold as tho orouertv of the above named defendant to satisfy a Judgmnt in favor of said plaintiff. 1. I .MJtKWOUli, snoriu. Mny 3,l859,25w5.pfS2,25 SHERIFF'S SALE. Jacob E. Groover vs. Horatio S. Miller ct al. BY WHTLE of an order of Sale, issued out of thoCourtof Common Picas, of Knox county. Ohio, and to mo dircctod, I will offer at public snlo nt tho door of the Court House in tho City of Mt. Vernon, Knox county, Ohio, on txxturuay June Uh, lbuO, between the hoir of 10 o'clock a m and 4 p m.of said day, tho following doscribed Itcal Estate, to-wit : Tho cast half of in-lots No. 227 nnd 228 in Mount Vernon, Knox County Ohio. Taken as tho property of tho above named dof't to satisfy an execution in favor of plaintiff. i. L.i.KWuui; on a May 3, 1859 w5 25 prf$ 2,25. ROAD NOTICE. AM, persons interested aro hereby notified that at tho next June session of the Commissioners of Knox County, Ohio, a petition will bo presented to them lor the establishment ol a new county ronii on one of tho two following routes, or as near to the snmoas prncticablo, to-wit: 1st, commonoingat a point on trie now ilelnwnro road in soul Knox county, near John Welsh's ticld;thenco running a northwardly direction to a log stiible on tho premises of Isaac Ewnlt: thenco on the line between the lands of said Itfanc Ewull and Silas Mitchell to intersect tho old Dclnwnro road. Or, 2nd, Ci mmcneing at a point near A spriugon tho farm of Silas Mitchell, and near the creek: thenco up tho crock so as to intersect tho old Dclnwure road. April 2, 1859 21 w4 I Itoiiil Notice. NOTICE is herohy givon that thoro will bo a potion presented to tho tommts-'oners of Knox county, 0., at thoir noxt Junu session, praying for a vicw,'nltornlion nnd vocation of a portion of. the county road now running through tho farm of John Vance in Miller township, Knox county, Ohio, to-wit: Beginning at the southeust corner of said John Vance's land: thence west on the line between tho lands of John and Jacob Vlineo near to tho southeast corner of the school-house lot; thenco in a sontliwBtcrly dirootiou whero tho road ii now traveled until it crosses Vance's creek and intorseots the county road from the north on the lino between the kind of Johu Vance and Henry Channel. May II, '5'J-25w4 . ,, . JOHN VANCE. 'T'vm 1 " J! A. Anderson, ' H ANUFACTVnKR AND DEALER IN -. SASH,' DOORS, AND BLINDS,-. ,,; Gen. vonet' Ware House, High St., lietwecn , ;, ,JUpi' (Old R. fi.Dtvot,iMtmrU Yer- ' I.... . i " ' LtjKINDS of work constantly on band ana AY warranted.) ; All ordonl promptly exceutcd r ! i IIiiND WAHIUNT8. Ijjbnctvo. unving (iuviMrp ianif iirranis,oy 'kcndlngthcin to theundorsigned.enn bavatlieia loaned ta pre -emptors of the public lundf, at TWO IIUNUUEB AND FIFTY BOLLABSeaoh.nnvable -wr.Tavrj I ! . .1 A T , . . - I ' V in one yon r, secured by the land entered with the warrant.- lams rareonaneororinvctlRg,as the endorn the warcants, is rendored doubly socuro, by fiarlhg tho benefit of thoscttlor's iinprorcmehte a.idseloction'of soma of th flnentlrindslnlhewoit; ,, . JAMES . CHAPMAN, OiunhaCHy, juneMtf. " Nebraska Territery. ,, . I.IH..M I,., I. ,r , KE10V A L! ;siiv; ,:n:r r baVc taken the stand onedoor South of the Ken-von liouso. the room formerly txcODied by K. C Kirk, i Co.. whero I will bo pleased to see all mt old ustMnera and friends and rrnsW of new ono. I havo added a now aid fresh STOCK Ofl QOOUS fresh from Now York. Beautiful in Stvlc. Good inOunli- l.ond Cheap in Prlco.- M Y MOTTO iU KHA l) Y All'.:- 4M iityf'.AS- mSAP.:4S T1IK rilEArkST. Come on this way. uon l lorgei tlia-plaoaoririflsite Bryant's old Corner, WB j'ii&Hfir!im,0M-; nil liu ,i J';,MpLNTYnE. Io ipihouiil'AHrtJ FOR SALE." Li l TUEUNPEBSKlXEDIoirs fni-naleawod Farm 1 in 'Howard townshiplk' mile's north of tiam-'bireiSntnitiltig 1(18 acres; Also, 1 of Manny'scnm- bineifAiywtngaad fe'umg Hackinis, i good lour-horso wagops, .and about 70 fine Sheep with the fleooo npnir them." 'AH tWo aimreoan benad roa saDab,la terau by apfrfring U t-li nibtoriber jiving pn tho farm aforesaid., t Apl!J,J!''."'AIJI1 : SAMUEL STOUCII. , . ., ,LOOK AT.TUlS I .. 4 rl'IlK Mubucrioor oners io sell bis rnrm oris acres ili lyingoa OwlCrok,lK mllosS. E.of lit. Ver, non. It is the, very Brst quality tur laud suitable foi Gardening; 4c. ' ' ", ' i Alio, hki htiaieiaad lat'of laemaon Onmbirr Ki. just east of CrptorrBun. .,Tte house is new and convciilcnt: k fountain nuriin of excellent soft water atthednaei Stnble,Coruerlkaad ether out beildr ings. For further particulars rnquiio of VVM.H.COCHKAN, !,, nt' 'M-v Keal Estate af't. r or Joseph ColvilWvreaidingqn the promlecs, r.:61, 20tr. ' "'''' ..'".' ' ' ii.rinn :i t ,i;.-..i'.ii-i. :i , i ,,f . , ., jr;wva-H . ?.i:n.v! TIIE elionpest place to bay Bonnets, Flowers and Millinory Uoods, is at apr 12.22 A. P. (IILMOHE'S. J.AWS OF OHIO. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. Concluded from last week. have been levied, and also a certificate or an ab utruct, in dupllaute, of the taxes which huvn become due and payable and which remain unpaid. The country auditor shall also muke out and cure-fully file end presorve in his oilier a list of the taxes uud penally so due and nnpuid, which ahull be denominated the delinquent list. Sr.c. 10. Each county treusurer shall, within ten days next after he shull have made each semiannual settlement with Ihe county auditor, as required by this act, present to the auditor of atutn and t..e comptroller of the treasury, each, one of the several certificutes and obstructs of the county uuditor, required to be made out in the preceding section. Sec. 11. The auditor of stale shall, on the receipt of the certificates and abstracts uforesui.i, proceed to settle with the county treasurer for the moneys In his hands belonging to the state, and to ascertain the exact sum orsuins payable by him into the state treasury, and shall certify the same to the comptroller of the treasury, specifying In the certificate or certificates the amount belonging to each fund, and the tatal amount Io be paid into the state treosury. And on receipt of such certificate or certificates, uud finding the sume to be correct, the comptroller of the treasury shall iesuo a certificate or certificates therool, specifying as aforesaid; and the county treasurer ahall forthwith deliver the same to the treusurer of stuto, and pay I nto tho state treasury the !ull amount of all sums so found to be in his bands, and belonging to the state; and the treasurer of slate shall thereupon give to such county treasurer a receipt or receipts for such payment, as may be required hy law. Sec. 12. Each county treasurer shall, Immediately after each semi annual settlement with the county auditor of his county, on demand and pro sentalion of the warrant of lite county auditor therefor, pay over to the township treasurer, oily treasurer, or other proper officer, all moneys in Ihe county treasury belonging to any township, city Incorporated village or school district; provi ded, that if any township treusurer, or oilier proper officer aforesaid, shall request, of the trustees of any township, the council of uny city or Incorporated village, or tha board of education of any tohool district, respectively, shall so direct, Ihe moneys mentioned in this section shall re main in the county treasury, to be thence drawn by the proper local treasurer, on the warrant of the county auditor, in sums of not less Ihun one hundred dollars. Sec. 13. If, ntany time, when the Interest on, or any portion of the principal of the funded debt of the slate is about to fall due, the money under the control of the commissioners of the sinking fund, applicable to the payment thereof, shall be insufficient for lliut pnriioso, said commissioners shall give written notice to the comptroller of Ihe treasury of the amount of such deficiency; and the comptroller, on the requisition of the auditor of state, shall draw In favor of the treasurer of state on the several county treasurers, or on such of them anil for such sum or sums each us he may deem most convenient, not exceeding the amount by llieni respectively collected" lor-tue aiiiking fund, at the lime and tiinos of so drawing; and such drafts, If paid, shall be evidonce of the pay ment of the sums thoreln -specified into tlio stale treasury, and shall, on delivery thereof to the comptroller, bt credited 'and allowed to the coun ty Ireasureis respectively iu, maKingin vuii-ai. iiuul settlements. Upon drttwiug.ulkdrs.lts, the comptroller shall charge the. same to the treasurer of stale on account of mones belonging Io Ihe sinking fund, and shall notify the auditor thereof in writing. Sec. 14. vvnenever tiie auditor of state shall ascertain that the tnonejs in the slate treasury, belonging Io tlio general revenue, will probably be Insufficient in amount to pay the appropriations from tliut fund, he shall notify the complroll erof the amount deemed necessary to nuke up Ihe deficiency until Ihe next semi-aniinul settle ments of county treasurers; and thereupon Ihe comptroller shall draw therefor, In favor of tlu treasurer of slate, on the several county treasurers or on such of them, and for such sum or suuis each, us he shall deem most convenient, not exceeding the amount by (hem, respectively, collected for general revenue at the time and limes of so drawing, and shull charge the same lo Ihe treas urer ol slate on acoounlof general revenue; and in other respects the comptroller, treasurer and uuditor shall be governed hy the provisions ol the next preceding section. Sec. 15. County treasurers shall 'ake posses sion of their offices on the first Monday of tiep- tem er next alter their election, and shall hold the same for two years thereafter, and until their successors ars elected and qualified; and if any person dieted to suid office shall full togive bond and dike the oath of office, as prescribed by law, on or before Ihe first Monday of September next after his election, the office shall hj held to be vacunt, and shull be filled us provided by luw. . Sro lb. Tho act entitled "an act to provide for thesemi-aununl collection of taxes," passed April 13, ltCiH, is hereby, repeuled, but notwithstanding this repeal, the! 'twelfth section of said act shall continue In lorce until the first Monday In September ucxt, and provided, that this repeal shall not aft'ect the existing rights or liabilities of any person or persons, eivil or criminal, but the same may be prosecuted as if tha said act were notre-n-aled. y Ser. 1". This act shall take effect and be in force from and after Its passage. William B. vvnons. i - Speaker of the House of RrprpsmtativBe. ' . . MARTIN WELKER, . I' I 1 i . iw Pretiilent of the Senate April 2, 1859. , Nol.J i.'.ii AN ACT To oupropriata the proceeds of Ihe sale of Old , . Arms, heretofore collected, to the purchase of a !! a sile, and the erectiou of the Slate Arsenal '' thereon. 1 'I ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 Section 1. Be It enacted by (lis General As sembly pf the Slate of Ohio, That the proceeds of Sales of old arms and equipments, heretofore real Izad under Ihe nrorlslons of a "senate joint reso lutlou relative to collection and sale of public arms," passed April 17, 1857, be applied to Ihe purchase oft lite far the state arsenal, and the erection thereoa of a aullnbls building for the care and sufe-kesping of the public arms, pursuant to the provisions of an act to authorize the building of an arsenal lor uie oinin oi umo, piwru npru 13, 1957; provided, tint suid sile shall b purchased aud said building completed by the appropriations already made for that pnrpose. . Baa 3. This act shall take cB'acI from Us passage,; ... WILLIAM B..W0003,. . Speaker of the House of Representatives. MARTIN WELKER,' :..,!'.-. . President of the Senate. March S I. 1859., . , , , ' N "lit .' . AN ACT ' To arand the act passed March 17. IMG, supple- . i ,. n fij-.., . menlnry lo an act posseu marcii , icj., io pro-vide for draliiltii and reclaiming eertuiu Swamp ' an i Overflowed Lands. . Section 1. Be it enacted bv the General Assembly of Ihe State of Ohio, That section so of ih..M ahmmI March 17. 1957. entitled "au act supplementary lo an act entitled 'an act 1 pro vide lor draining aud reclaiming swamp anu over flowed lands granted lo the Stale of Ohio by an act of Congrsis approved September .21?, ItS'l,' " passed Murch 9, lSi'l, be so amended us lo read as follows: Section 1. That thoeounty commission-ra in inv Krmntv Id which any of inch swamp or overflowed lHs may be situate, and for the draining and reclnimalloii of which contracts have heretofore been or shall hereaftsr be let, under tho provlslniii ef the net to which this Is inpplemcn- ury,may, ni inoir uiscretioo, rsuew or tiisnaine ItmA of tinrformfllmn of audi contracts whan till same have expired or are about tt expire by lliai- tMipn 0 Mid scl, upon in same terms origin ally made, said contracts not lo be renewed, or ine lima of nerformnnce thereof extended, for a term of more than two yean beyond the time of their expiration under the act lo which Ihis is supple-iiioiilury.Sku. i. Thai the first seel Ion of Ihe actio which this la amendatory bo and the same Is hereby repealed.Sko. 3. This act shall take effect and be In force from aud after its pussuge. WILLIAM B. WOODS, Speaker of the House of Representatives. MARTIN W ELK Kit, President of tho Heualo. March 2G, 19. No. 3(1.1 AN ACT To amend section fourteen of an act entitled "an act reluting to Juries," passed I'libruury IHb 1831, and lok oflVct June 1st, 18X1. Ski.'Hon 1. Be it enacted by tho General assembly of the Stnle of Ohio; , ,,, v Tlint section fourteen of "an act relating to juries," passed Fubninry 9lb, 1831, be o Amended as to read as follows: Sec. I t. Thai if there shall be empannelled, fur the trial of any cause, any petit jurors, who shull have been convicted uf nny crime which by luw renders him disqualified to serve on a jury; or who has been tubitra' tor on either side relating to the same controversy; or who has an intererest in the cause; or who bus an action di pending between bim and either party; or who has formerly been a juror in ibe same cause; or who is either party's employer, employee, counselor, ngenf, s'ewart, or attorney, or who is suhpojiiAed in the cnuso as a witness; or wbo is a kin to either party; or any person who shall have served once already on a jury ns a tnlesinan in tho trial of any cause in the same ocurt during the term, bo may be challenged for siub causes, in either of which cases the same shall be considered ns a principal challenge, and the validity thereof be tried by Ihe court; nnd Any petit juror who shnll be returned upon the trial of any of tbe causes hereinbefore speci fied, ajmnst whom no principal cause ol chal lenge can be alleged, may, nevertheless, be challenged on suspicion of prejudice against or partiality for i itht-r party, or for want of a competent knowledge of tbe English language, or any other cause that may render him at the time an uusuitA' le juror, and the validity of such challenge shall be determined by the court; and each parly may peremptorily challenged two jurors, . one. z. lie said section fourteen is hereby repealed. Skc. 3. This act shall tnko effect and be in force from and after its passage. WILLIAM B. WUOUS, Speaker of tbo House of Representatives. MARTIN WELKER, President of the Senate. February 25, 1859. So. 142 AX ACT R.-lating to Jurors. Section 1. lie it enacted by the General As-semhly of the State of Ohio, That the act on-titled nil "act to encourage tho organisation of firo companies, and to repeal former acts," passed rn the 8th day of February, 18l7,ond tho act entitled "nn act tooncourKe tho organization of tiro companies," passed on the 15th day of M.-freh, 1S1J; bo and tho same is herohy repealed. Sec. 'J. That hereafter nctivo membors of firo, engine hook4ml -ladder companies or othorcompnnics for tho extinguishment of lire or tho protection of property nt fiius shall, during the time they roinain active members of such companies, bo exempt from sorviug nsjurors; that all olorgyinou nnd priest s,phy-sicians and all public officers, while in oliioo,sliullbo excused from serving as jurors: except incorporated villages having less than twolvu hundred inhabitants.See. 3. That in all cases whero nny person has served us a juror for three wuoks in any ono year, either ns grand or petit juror, lie shall ho excused from any further service us such juror during the balanco of the year. - S. W. GILSON, Speaker pro tem, of the house of Represcn- MARTIN WELKER. President of tbo Scnato. March 30, 1859. ' No. 138. ' AN ACT To amond un Act. an titled "An Act to provide for' tbo organization of Cities aud Incorporated Villages," passed May .1, lail!. ' Sec. 1. lie it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio. That sectiontwen-ty-threo of 'an act to provido for .tho organization of cities and incorporated villu;cs," pussed May H, 1H32, be so amended as to read as follows! Seo. 2:1. That they shall have power to regulate .tho burial of the duud: to provido without tho limits of the corporation, placo for the interment of tho dead, and to enaat nn'l enforco siloh ordinances ss shall bn necessary for the improvement inul protection of said plnco of interment; Slid tdprcventuny such iu tor won I within tbo limit, and to curry in effect any prohibition ngiiinH iuteinienU within tho liniitl of the corporation, may not only i mouse proper flues and penalties, but shall also lisve power to causo any body, interred contrary to such prohibitions, to bo taken up and buried without tli limits of the corporation. . Sea. 2. That tbe original- soelion twcnly-thrco aforesaid, bo nnd tho saiuo is' hereby roieAled. - ,! i 8. W; (ilLSON;. !, . Speaker pro torn, of tho House ol. lleprosenta liveg. ' i- ' "-' ' -. MARTIN AVELKER," ' v . ' President of lb' Senate."" , March 30, 1859..- - '-nun, No. 145 " - - AN ACT 0 .,, SupplemoDtaryloan Aot entillrd ''An Aet to establish a Oodu ol Civil l'nccdurs," iuscil March tl. 1853. , ; , , , ' Section 1. JJe it emtrttd hjllir. (lentrdl AttcnJily if the Wilts nf Ohio, That whenevar a party ton judgment socks to enjoin the collodion thereof by injunction, and shall make aa affidavit Uiat the party sought to be enjoined is a non resident el' the stale, or has loft the same to avoid Ihescrvlco of tbe summons or order of injunction, oi so conceals himself . that procoss cann'it be survsd upon' ion, tho shariff, or other officer, hsving in his bands Iho execution Issncd fssiiid on suca Judgment, may bo mole sporty defendant In the notion-, and the action may be brought in the county in which snob officer resides, and its all lUebouMI tbo parly to tho judgment sought to bo enjoined aud upon whom actaal service cannot be nisdo, mny bo served by publication of notice in Ihe name prescribed by section seventy-ooeandjcv-e.ity-two of the aot to which this is upvlomcutnry. And such sjrvioa shall bo proved in the same manner as U prescribed by stcUon seventy-three of said net. See. t. In stl eases where service may be inide by publication, personsl servioo. of aoopjnf tlio summons or order of injunotion and complaint amy be aiiide out of tho stato. , i See. 3. A party against whom a perpstnsl intimation may be dreisisJ without other 'service than by publication in a newspapor may, at ssy linjo nllliln Bra years after the dais of such deorta, hai'b the' same opened and bo let in to Uclcml la the same msnnor and on the same terms ns- Is prescribed in section seventy-are of the aot lb which this is supplemental. . . . ; 1 - j - ' . t Seo. i. This act shall take effect on its passage. . ....'.' - ; " ft. W. GILSON, Speaker pro tem, ol the Uouse ef Heprosenta-tites. . MARTIN WELKER, ' '-- President of the Scnato. , March 30, 1850. , No. 171.) -1 "AN ACT .... - " To provido for the elestloa of an addilinnnl Jnr!ie of the Court of Common I'loai for the first tub airl- sion of the second Judicial District. - SKitf. 1. '' Veil nmefe-t by the General Atum Uyof the Stateof Ohio, Thai for the second .1 r-ilieial Histrictlhvra shall bsonniUlitioaul Jo.lirf ti the co'irt of common plans, wbo shall be a resident of the flrM rub division of said dis:riet, ksing I lis e .anile nf Taller; Preble nnt Dark), nn I baelinltsl ky theqnsliDed voters of nid enaaties, at the next annual eluction for state asd conaty oaleers, hi Ilia t ime in inner and for tbe same lime si prescribed l.y law for the election of other jn.lges of Ihe court uf eouimoj tea , and sbsll be c 'ill Hid lu receive th) anio salary, possess the sums powers, and discharge tlio ssioo duties, us are oouferrcd or on joined by the a institution and laws of the stuto upon other judgos of said courts. And any vacancy that may occur in the oflteo of suoh additional judge, whether by expiration of his term uf survioe, or otherwise, shall bo filled as in other casus. WILLIAM B. WOODS, Speaker ol ilia liouso of Representatives. MARTIN WELKER, i PieuiUcht of tbe Scnalo. ; April 2, 1853... ,: No. 173. . ANACT ' , , ."' Frescribing the datios of Jnilgrs of Elections in certain casus, aud proserve the furity of Kloptiuns. Section 1. liu it enacted by the Gon,oral Assonibly of the Bute of Ohio, 'J'hal the judge or judges uf any election Imhl under tin authority any of the laws of the Sialo, shall reject the voto of any person ottering ro vote at suen election ami claim Ing to boa white male citizen of the United States, whenever it thiilinppvar to such jndgunr judges rbat me person tootterinx to vole has a distinct indivisible admixture of African blood. . See 2. Any judgo or judges of any tuob election, who shall receive tho volo of any uerson when such person has a distinct and visible admixture nf African blood, shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not exceeding live hundred dollars, nor less than one liumlrod dollar, and bv liuprisoutxl m the county jail of the proper county not more thon six months, nor loss than ono montli. , " i hoc. A' Any person who shall procure, aid, nssist, counsel or udvise another to give his Voto at nny such election whon sueh uthur person has a distinct nnd visible admixture of African blood, shall, on con viction thereof, bo lined in any sum sot exceeding five hundred dollars, nor less than fifty dollars, and bo imprisoned in tbe county jail of the proper county not incro than six months, nor lees than one month. - .:!.! .i ' Seo. 4- All prosecutions under this net shall be by iudictincnt in the Court of Couuuoii l'lens of tho proper eoiinly, n ml it shall he the duty of toe Judges of the Court of Common l'leas to give this act specially ii. charge of tbo Grand Jury at each term of tlio Uourt. Sue. 5. This act shall take effect from and after its passage. ' WILLIAM It. VVUUIJS. Speaker cf the House of Representatives. ; MARTIN WI.LKEH. President of the Senate... April 2, 1859. (No. 174 AN ACT ' t or the reliol ol the holders of orders issued by Free Turnpike Koad Companies. Skction. 1. Be it enacted by the General As sembly of tbe stale of Ohio, That whenever the right of any froo turnpike road company tolavy special road taxos to pay tho nrdors issued by it, as nrovided for in its act of incornorolaon or by acts amendatory thereof or supplementary thoroto, shall cease, or in caso said right to levy such tax bus al ready ceasod leaving on (standing orders unpaid, ana their payment nrovided for.lt shall be thedutyof tho duty of t ho commissioners of such road conipaiiy,iin- mediately to niako out nhd deliver to tne auditor oi the county, in which suoh road or any part thereof si. nil be situated, acnmpleto and perfect list of all outstanding orders of suid road ooaipairy, or the pay- mont, with adosenptum otoachoi said orders, as to ruto, amount, rate of interest (.if on interest,) and when payable Said list shall bo verified by said ominissionors,and the county shall lay the same be fore the oounty commissioners at their next regular session thoreaf ter. Sec. 2. At nny regular session of thoeounty commissioners at which a certified list of free turnpike road nrdors shnll have boon laid before them, as pro vided in tbo first section of this-not. it shall be the duty of said county commissioners immediately to proceed to ascertain tbo aggregate amount ot said orders, iuoludiug interest -ta-eaaa -saisY orders iiam interest, nnd adding thoroto sn amount sufficient to pay tho expense of assessment and collection, to cause tho same to bo assessed upon the sama lands and town lots udjacont lo and lying near said free tumniko nmil,aA were subject to taxation for the construction of said road or to pay the same, at the time when by the expiration of its charter, or other-wic,tho right totax sueh lands and town lots ccaed. Said amount shall beassospcd upon such lands and town lout aooordingrtn their true vniue in money, as shown hy their valuation contained in the conn ty duplicate; and wheneverby tho laws in force immediately preceding the time when the right to levy taxes for tho benefit of any such road ceased, different rates af taxation w authorised upon the lands adjacent to or lying near any such road, uocor- dilur to thoir Droxiuiitv to sueh road, the amount authorised ' to; be levied by this act shall be so assessed upon those lands as to presorve tho same relative proportions between the taxes on tho sever-; al traets as formerly: provided, that said conn ty commissioners may In their discretion divide the aggregate of snch indebtedness into installment not exceeding five in number, aud order, that ono of thoso installments oe assessed nnd collected annually, the Amount so assessed shall be Collected in thesamo manner as state and aunty taxes. ... . .See. It Immediately after tho" settlement rst the county treasurer with thc-ouuly auditor in August nf any yaar next after tha t in which any assessment lifts been made, us herein nrovided . to lisv tha in debtedness of any frco turnpike road company, the amount of money collected on account of the indebtedness of .well free turnpike rood' emnpany: and If tho amount aoollcoiod iso01e;ent topay thu wUole nf such indebtcdnoss, he sball pronceil Ui pity all orders of said road sompasy on. presentation, by his warrants drawn on tho enmity treasurer jmyableoiit of lbs proper fund, and'shall cancel said orders and kflep thorn nn file in bis' office: but jf the nolt amount so collected shall bp ItijoDl 'lent 'to ply suid orders In full, irrsnid amount of Inilcbtcdnoss shall have been ordered lobfcollecfsd 1i( anAinil.ias.tAll-. racnU, th'e4inty an.litor smill1 ivldd"th nett amount ontlontri pro rata amor. - lire holders of Mild orders, taking ap aad rancclllng the Jiriginal oi - dors, sua issuing bow ardors for the bulsocos unpaid: ,.; : . .-mw : i. .,',, .. Sea. i Wheuevur any: free turupik road shall baro boon finished according lo law, with an out standing debt unprovided lor, and the right to levy S(KCial taxes ff bc hem fit ol sucli road snail not have censed, such special luxes, when collected, shnll be applied exclusively to the pnvment of such debt, till the same shnll be pnld In full.1 ' " See. 5. 1 This act shall be in force from and after.fts passage. " ' ,'"'' ' J . , WILLIAM T5. WOODS, ' , Speaker o( the (louse of representatives. : .. . , . i MARTIN WELKER.' , . ii l'residont of the Senate. April 2, 1859. . ; : , , No'. 163 J- ' ' ' 'AV ACT ' ' ' To amend the forly-fourth section of an Aet cuutled an Act to provido, (or ma orgnmza lion of cities and incorporated y illuges, pais-edMay 3,18S3. . . , . ' . ' Suction 1. Si il enacted by ihe Gentral js-semltlij oftia Slnte ef Ohio.' That secti nforty-fourth of the above mimed act twati amended am to read a follows; Sro. 4t The oiirporate authority of incorporated villages, organised or to he or gam asd under lie provisions of this sot, f .r th.i speeial purposes of being a rmd district, shall he vested iu.three Trutnes,whu hall be qualified ebttnre r"iriiiig within: the limils of such special road districts, and h shall hold their Office for llireeyears, except a herein provided, and until weir auccrsaursare elected and aualihid. At the Prat mealing ol the Trust lTtrd under ihe provisions of this act tber snsii determine ty lot tne tvrru of servire nf each Trustee so elected, so that one of the) Trustees shall serve for the' twin of one year, aud one for the turm of two year and one lor the term of three years) aid at every succeeding annual election of any apeo-ial road district, they shall afoot one Trustee, who shall serve for Ihe terra of three years, the said Trustees shafl appoin. either frost their own body or from Ihe quali6cd voirs or the corporation,, a clerk, and may appoint a Su perviaur or such other officers or agents ai m) GsnffceisirT: and by proper by laws or ordi- I iiai.ces prucrfbe thp dnties sud compensation' Ol iAe Hllf era, SO appoimeu, flliu umy runiuTu any such. Qflicfs, snd may appoint others in their (lifciretion, Tlu (.aid Trustees hull liar n....r in fill anlr vnrsncv which mav riannpn iii lliiiir own holly from the qualified vuters ol t'ie corporation, and the ieron so appointed ! shall continue in oflic until ihe next regular! elect ion, and until his succt ar is elected and j qualifieJ; and any two of said Trustors may act, but nut tee of any meeting for the transaction (if liiaincss iniisi be given to all &C. St. That Ihe forty-fourth sictioa of an act entitled an set to provide for the irrgan.xa-lion of cities and incorporated villages, passed May 3, 180i, be aud tl u same is hereby repealed.See. .1. This act to be in force frumand after Its passage. WILLIAM H. WOODS, . Speaker of tho liouso of Representatives. MARTIN; WKLKEIt, ' ' President of the Senate. " ' April 2, 1859. No- 1C4. AN ACT To provido for Ihe Faymcnt of fndebledness of i o.wiisntps, incurred lor tne support oi me ; Poor. ' ' Skotios 1. Be it enacted ty the General As sembly of the State of Ohio, 'i hat the trustees of townships be and are hereby authorised to to levy annually, any sutn,not excelling three mills pn tho dollar vnliiutioD.jn addition to tho i - ... . i . . t , ir . i . . leviea now nuiunnzeu oy law, nir. uir, unyyjrnv of indebtedness heretofore contracUd by the township for the support of the poor ' , , ac. u This act to tuke citvet ana te in torco from and alter its passage. ., ... WILLIAM R. WOODS, i Speaker of the House of representatives. MAHTIN WKLKEUi : ; Piesidentof the Senate. . April 2, 1859. No. 1G8 ) AN ACT ' Authorizing the examination of Banking Cor- porations in certain cases. Section. 1. He it enacted by tho Heneral Assembly of the State of Ohio, That any bank ing corporation in the State of Ohio, organized under the laws thereof, which shall have suspended payment upon its notes of circulation or other liabilities, or shull have tnndii sn assignment in trust of its effects, or any part thereof, for the purposo of preferring any of its creditors, whereby the provisions of the charier of sny such corporation, or the law un der which tho same is organized, the Supreme Court of Ohio has power to appoint a master commissioner, examiner, or oilier person, for the purpose of investigating tho condition and management of said corporation The master commissioner, examiner or other person, who may be appointed by the Supreme Court nf Ohio to make such xaminations, shall cxamime fully in regard to all such matters touching Ihe condition and ninnageuieut ol such corporation as may be directed by the court, and for that purpose power i-t given him to issue process for the altoiidunce lor witness es, the production of papers, books and. ac Counts necessary for such examination, also,-to suminou tbe officers, agents, assignees, or employees of said corporation, or other persons, lo appear before him and testily in relation to the condition and management of said corpora lion, and also to lake all necessary testimony to show the condition and management of the affairs of said corporation. Sec 2. That said majirsT commissioner, examiner or other pi-rson, who snay be appointed by said court, shall have power lo compel the service of his process, (he attendance of vit-uesscs and other persons, the production of books, papers and accounts, lo compel answers to questions which may be propounded to all persons by him sworn, and to enforce all orders by him made touching such examination, bv uroceedinir for eontcmiil..as fully, and to Ihe ssnruf exterrf, asj any e.mrt in the State of Uhioran Sec, 3. The master commissioner, examiner or other person, before entering upon the du ties of such appointment shall take an oath, that he will faithfully .honestly ami impnrt ally discharge the same, and shall ri p .rt his pro ci-cdiiigs to the Stipri uie Oourt n it may require. i nee 4. I nut n, upon tne examination or . ne officers, agent, employees or assignees of said corporation, ol fiom the evidence of other witnesses r worn, it shall appear that, there are bonks, papers or accounts nin erii 1 and ueces ary to the examination, provided fiir in ihia act. in the possession, or under tho control "f. or within the knowltdgoof such officers, agent-, employees or assignees, within the Stale nf Ohio, or elsewhere, v. hu h n. w belong to, or once 'did belong to said corporation, tho originals of which cannot be produced to such ex aminntion, such master commis'ioner, exami ner of other person shall have power to. the same extent, and iu thesamo maimer as is per-scribedby section two of this act, to compel the officers, agents, etupl yees or assignees of said corporation to p-mlnce up in such examination' attested copies of said books, papers or accounts.' Sec. 5. This act shall take effect upon its passsge. '" ' ' ''."!. WILLIAM B. WOODS, Speaker of the House ofHepri"t-nlarives.--.1 h'c I. ' MARTIN t KLKBH, ..; President nl the Senate..., Aprils, USi9.:.- , .:- ;ii '. 1 ;,. Xo..7a.i'. AX ACT .To authorize cily councils in cities of tho first )Km or pH1.t8 f ..0l; i, ( resnb-dl-, . class having a population ol less, than etgnty i vwinru,. or. lota, on ihn lft i,..-. ..rnrh ,.lv , i tuou.saou. aim inure uiuri- iiurfcy-iivu inuu.s- aud to appoint inspectors ol provisions and other arliclea . , .; . . ; -,,s ... .-, ,.,,. . ; i rk'fition 1.. Ct l' tnacterl by the General As scmbly itf" the Slate of: Ohio, 'J'hal in every. City, ill tho State ol Ohio of tho first class, now having a population of less than eighty thousand and more than thirty-five thousand, the city council shal have exclusive power to appoint any citizen or citizens of said city, whom Raid city council may deem suitably qualified to act, within and for said city as inspectors of such aiticlus uri are specified in the aet, entitled "an net for the inspection of certain articles therein named," p.ussed JIarch 9, ono thousand eight hundred and thirty one; and Ihe art to amend the same, paa-ei February eleventh, one thousand cigr4 buudredaud thirty-two which said inspectors shall, within and fbr said c ty have the same powers.pei.'or.n the same, duties, take the same oaths or ailirma-ions, be govern d by the same rules., and liable to the same penalties ns are prescribed in the acta above mentioned. , . i. ,,Sco; 'X. 1,'1'he appointment, wilh the Ii. censs hereinafter pn v.djd fbr, may authorize Siiid insiwctor or inspectoia, or any ono or more ol thciri; to inspect any one or more ol the articles named in'the avt almvo mentioned. ,....,. . , . '- ;., See, 3, Every person appointed by said council, aa an iuspvetor under I Ha pruvtsioBa of this act, shall, ifure enlerhrg Uran the duties ot his ofiice, enter irilo bond wilh auf-liuienL security, to b-approved of by ther aid council, in tbe penidsuui of three Ihmis end dollars, fbr the Inspection of beef, pork, i butler and lard, oae thousand 'dollar fcr the inspeetrim-of fish . aad one thousand .dollars for the inspection of foreign and doracrie spir-Kaand linned oil, coBditwnMi air tl-e liiilhful perfonnanoe of tho doliee ef his office; which l I .1 .1 betitl shall be filed and made payable to, th treasurer of said oity, and shall alno,' if the coaneil, thall deem (b neecLSkr.ry, renew sM bord Iri-m'year toyear!. .i-'i'O'ii v--ia .i..i 8oe.-4'. 1 Any etnttt, who may claim him self Injured by the tnlcondicf .rigle't, .or capacity Ol any said' inspectors, may institute suit itn a ropy lif the hotlii ol sueh Mi- miector, !crrifl.- Ur- ihe Ireasure.r of am - t . , TICS. iUS' w u.v.. v-w v v Cllf for tbe USA V t e peVWA ung; nnd (he !n(,ru , , r'rliard fine soil good timber segrr same preccedings shall bo had th. won, wilhlcnrait '1 ft Sgw springs. Tw.. story hr:-v. d iroll-tho aame irrovV folia aa are contained Jp tl inslirn. -tnlilc. Ac A fceh M wlCreek-thir,UMt.on6fthe.cVC.IUtlcda.c.ror- ihe inspection of cert-nn articles therein W. II. C0C1IHA,K -,ir Oamed, "passed March nitjlb, ono thousand octl:)'i7if anl Ucu'Mi'i. eigl.t hundred and thiriy-oiv. ' : Sto 5. Theaaid city c iuno l aiv fierob authorizod (o require tach nnd vory person appointed under the provision ol this sol, oeioro entering upon uie (iiitteso: Bij.I ulDco to pay lo the troasurer of suid city Inr the use of said city, suoh sum, not far iHsn liftV nor' more than -ine h'indreif dull irs,(.,r the fjcense to inspect beef, pork, butter ttnd l ud, not lust than two hundred and flriy n.ir moid : than live hundred dollars for the liocnso to inspect fish from year fo year, rrno not lim ihunsev-enly-flre nor more than one hundred dollars fr the liconse to inspect and gsguo foreign and domestic spirits and linseed oil, as th said council mny from year toycir deem prop, er: and on such payment shall bj entitled to receive from tho clcik of said cily, a licenser anthoiijng the person therein named io act as such inspector until tho first duv of April next after the duto thereof; ami inane of a vacancy occurring by death, or oliierwi.se, iiu-ring tho term for vchidt any ir.Hjwctor shall have been licensed, as aforesutj, the oouncil may fill said vacancy hy gMiit:iir a !,ccn8 for such sum as they may djeit'i pt o;ior. Sec, 0. That thepeisor.s npfjin'ij,l in-spectors by tho court ol common pleas of uur county hiving within its limits -lity of tho first class as described ir. this act, shall not exercise their olllces within ihg irmilsol any city of the first class as desciiUd in this net, after the terms for which they shnll have severally given b' nds sit ill havu expired. Seo. 7. Tho suid city couneil shall have' full power and authority ,ou complaint and suf-cicnt cans" shown, loivutovc from uUiee any inspector appointed un.lr this net; provided, always, that no inspector shall lj removed fiom his suid ollko unless two-thirds of all the members of the council ahull vote for ' such removal. Sec. 8, 'That the ilisiieclors In hi nnnnint. ed under this net .shall bo entitled; ur recoivo tne lollowiiijr lees for their services, viz: For packing and iiisp-cling evety birrel of park or beef, eighteen cents; for evoi j-half barrel, thirteen cents; for packing ,eaii"rinin and in specting every birrel of fish, twenty cents; for every hall barrel, fifteen cents; (Or inspecting and gagtieing less than ttvjiitv iwr-L- of foreign or domestic spirits or I'iose.'d oil. ten cents each; over tvremv. rack mea. five cents ench. Sec 9. This not shall bu in force) fmia and alter its passage. WILLIAM B- WtKH'S, Spaakcr of the llmise of licpiuscntaliYeS. . , MAR UN V Ui,Kt'U, Prraid-'ut "f .le bt3e. ApriH, IP59. No. 24. ; AX AC !" Suppleuientnry to an act en' Wed "sin act de nning certain dntioM or clerks, sherifls and prisecnting attorneya," parsed February 2G, 1812. ' Sec. 1 . He. it made I b j M i G :ncrtt Anem bly of the Sate if Ohm. I'hat it shall be Ihe duty or every clerk, ot over- ivurt f i.jcord to receive from tho hands of the' sheriff, or olher offlcer of ihe court, all costs tnxt upon any writ issued from tho court, .ii.-h iippraisera' feeSi jkrinlurV. fees" or unit- oil Weneoes-a-rify incurred in the n cuii.ui ot' any such writ, nnd pay the same otor to the fwisous en-tit red theieto on deinnml; i.l it .ilis'l ha the duty of tho sheriiror other . fliocr i-fuouits to tax such costs, collect an l piy tin sitne over to the clerk of the Court from vi l.i. h t wit issued, giving tho iinim of i irh individual, and (lie amount each is entitle I to r.'.r. ie. WILI.I.MP. Wtn.)s. Speaker of tbo II. u. ol l(pi. s ntatives.-E. I1ASSLTT LAXfiDoS-. Pi'iideiii yL...-0i m ut the S nsle. February 14, 1S.V.I. No. 23 AX A-'; I'' 'I'o anlhoitze tho making n' ri .esiato indexes, and further Iu pivsnils- the duties of County Comtiiissioueih and Ii cordors io certain coiiuiies . ; , Sec I.' Be it enacted by thu Gmcril Ar-seinblyof tho State of .Ohio, I b.'i it nball be tbe duty of. th county riiiitiuis-,i,)iieis of all' counties in this .Stale, having a p pulation of more than two hundi M thmis'ivl inliabitants,to employ at a loasonntlu cuirjiensiiti;;!!, to ba fixed ,by them, and to bepiid out of i!.r county treasury upon the order of s;iil comniis-lioners, one or more ivouppienl proon'. w ho' shall, under the . diivoi't.ii' ill to ivcordcr, make' out and cotnplet.' . uei,il i:nl xes from the reqoid. of all i liu n-al ussve h.tuaie in stiuh county, in-ad ili. n io the nit.!ibetir .1' I indexes now ptovi.U l li.r by I .w, l.y ii:eing I under hoiuls t,f it.., nr'.-nia! , ...1ia.. : . : . ' 1 book: -1st, iThe name of the gisntor or gisn- tors. 2d. Next lo the rigi.t the nnmo of the grantee or grantees. III. Then th number and page ol ihu rvrord wheVo Ihe instrument is found recorded; 4-'' Ii. rile rhnrncter of lh instrti.ncnl, to be ful towed by s'ncrliiient des cription of ihe pmp.-rty conveyed by snch rtcerl, lease or assignment i. lease; and on ihu opposite pigo, in likt manner nil the mortgage nnl liens, or other ii.cuiBliratii- s afTectinc said real evute".' See. 2. It shall he the duly of ihe recorder to procure, nt the expense of the county, suitable books f( f such indi xe?. Sec. 3. As s ion as the itulest? provided for in the first section ol this act shall be b' ought np and completed, it shall become tha duty of tiie reortler of every surhounty to keep np arid generaVinderjs in ihs manner prescribed by ihe first section of Ibis net! and lo enter thereon, undor the approp. 'a'e heads, nil deodsyiessos, .RMigniiient rif liases, niorlgi-' ges. lleBsand other .n-tniiiitfiis afTcrJliitif Ihe title of JrMch real eslato. ami in the order aa thev "ire filed in his offlcj f.,r itcoi3. Sec. 4. For every entry on suoh gonerixl index of liny lof, pi. ee or imrcol ul land, the re corder shall be allowed Ihe sum of five cents), to bo paid by the person leaving such instrument of conveyance or transfer for record.- Sec. 5: ' This act, to Uk ,t3Vct and, be ia fotoe from and after its p',ig. . s . , WILLIAM R , WOODS. . ' Speaker of the H' use ol liepn-seiatittai ': K. IJASSUTTLAXGDOX'.. f presidtnt. pre fo, of ths.EksBata.-.,'jTabruarjr i . ' i ! i ' (.'.SscneTAAr ok Sr.vTf.'a (Vnca, ) . ,. y (. , i CvliCKtU'R,. JpidT. WJ. i ( .1 hereby cerli'v that '(.regoins: aes are true copivf ef. the original rjlh. on iil in ihia qflieo.,.',., ,,;i. 1 ",T 1"' .n I- . ... ..A.i r tu3.uij- .! :.. .-1 Score lary of Plslf. . I'liso I'ari rr Hair. - 1 0 Al KK.-i K MII.E OF -AlS r-TYTOWN. ft 1 Or) mil- St ni Mt.-Vtmon.and IVi fn.m Fm;- - i. ...1 1.I..I. -A irn.n.,rl.ia. S

; "MdHkL. ... .ii: Sit "VOL. V. MOUNT VERNON, OHIO, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1859. 01. . REMOVAL. DR. C. PI. KELSEV, HAS taken, far a torin of years tlio rooms recently occupied by Mr. N. N. Hill, nnd immediately over (ho atoro room of Taylor, Gsntt & Ua where he will prosecute the various duties (if tha profession. With an exporlcnco of over 10 yours constant practice, and an acquaintance with aU the LATE IMl'KOVKMKNTS of tbo Art, ho feels confident of giving ontire satisfaction. ' The best skill of tbo I'tofessionlwarranted to be exorcised In every caso. On hand a flue stock of Dental materia'. recently procured from the East. Entrance on Main stroot, between Taylor, Uantt A Co.'s and L. Munk's Clothiiijf Store. April l-23tf DItTD.nicBKIUIt, RESPECTFULLY announces his return from the East (whore he has Purchased a largo assortment of Dental materials) nnd is now fully pro-' pared to execute all operations connected, with dentistry, such as Ailing, extracting, and cleaning teeth, and healing all disonsod ouths, and removing Irregularities of the teeth. Also, Particular nt-tentioa given to the insertion of ArtiHoinl toeth. All work warranted to be dona in tho bout style of the art. I am also propureil to oporato on Ibtlr-lips (single or doable) Cleft palato and all other op-erationi connected with Dontal Surgery. Having boon employed as an assistant in tbo office of J)rs. Pandenburg A Hnllihch, of Wheeling. Va., 1 flatter myself that I can give satisfaction in every rospeot. I have permanently located in Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Office oval Itiussl) i8turges'slianl,MainStrcot. April 5 21 ly. ,, ,,, .,, u,..- ,' "a" i: Dr. O. Ezra rttcltown, Office Waiii'i Umxik, Noh: 2 3; 2d Fi.oob,1 ,8. E. Corner Main A Vine Sts. Mount Vornon, 0. All operation porformcd in the latest and most Approved stylo a May 3 1859-2.5. Istyloand AUtiAit 1 tv. WOULD say that ho has resuniod the lease fur tha above suite of rooms for the term of Ave years, and largely increased his facilities for tho bet- torncconimodation of visitors and patients. Always , on hand a largo stock of DEXTAL ' 0 0 0J)1S .' Tooth diroot from tha best tooth Manufactory in the world and me no oturs! Can thorcforo, givo a more , lifelike exemiiM than can bo obtained with any cheap or inferior teotli.,. ,-, ' - Is also prepared to insert artificial tooth on Coro-i jifewvnloauisod Guttapercha or Bubbor btiso an ndmirablo baso for tomporary sots, Ac. Would also call attention to his method of t looting tooth with exposed uorvous or sensitive dontlno without pain and notdestroying tho vitality of tho tooth, thoreby rendering that largo number of tooth .: serviceable for yoars which if not treated on scientific principles lire sacrificed, Thunkful for the Tory liberal favors for tho last hoping bystrict attention to business to recoivo liko confidence nnd patronage DR. L. S, MURPHY, LATE OF NEW YORK CITY, ANNOUNCES to his friends and tho public, that ho has oponed an office for the PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, in Mount Verrron, and tho adjoining ootintry. From tho time and attention ho has given to his profession, ho hopes to recoivo a liborut share of tho pub-1 io put ronago. 1 Special attoution to discasos of women and childron. OFFICE, on Main stroot, ovor Curtis & Snpp't Store; Residence eornor High & West Streets. Oct. JUtU, 18S8.tf. " D. 0. MONTGOMERY, JLTI0BIEY II LiWi BANN1NU BUILDING, OVER N. McUlrFIN'S SHOE STOKE. Mount Vornon, Ohio. Special attention given to tho Collecting of Claims, and tho purchaso nnd nlo of real Estate. 1 hnvo for salo unimproved lands ns follows, Oil) acris in Osugo County, Missouri, 605 acres in Warren CoUntyrMissmiri, Sl2 acres in St. iran-eois County. Missouri, also; 125 noros and one JO norutotln Hardin County, Ohio, and 8.1 acres in . Morcor County, Ohio. 1 March 1. 5, ltt-tt. J ; 1 . - I ' ' ' V. Vases. w. o. coorEB. VANCE eV' COOPER,' " ATTOUNEYS AT LAW, - . , , 1T. YEUXN, 0., . ., ,.. . ., ' '' '' Ofllco sou theast Corner Main nnd Chestnut srroots .-opposite Kiiox County Ihtnh. sopt20 ' ' .1 O If N ADAMS, t J' Attorney at Law &. Notary Public, i v .OKFICE-l.f WAKD'S NEW BUILDl.NO, ; Corner Mn "1 Vine btJ 1 .!( .. i if- v 'I.1' '. - ; rtt&' trciiwnv. ntrln ii,-n '. nncOlAL atlchtion eiVcn to collcciloh in Knox , i , O- nd adjoining epuuticai nUo:. to prosecuting claims for I'cnsions ana bnnu n rrnii - i;i erlegal buslnoj entrusted to mscaro. v.'. ; uurah 11U. ti, I Unit J I"' Y1'"'1 , ,, ! EAll't ISRAEL."'' ' ' " !Oi.'O.HV.,X i,r.r );. v ;!, '&3T335i'': w , ATTOKNEYfrLW, v,iH 011 oFfICE-Main Stroot Bolow Knox, County Bank. v.v.:r.i.i a :T; fli , , . i t ,. ii ii I lit orm 1 , ' . , .ii ) til ',t'rn'n,nl,attSiiiion iriven to all businol on ,r. it itrMie4;toitheiiiiao4 ospceially to collcttlng ttn.djSir 7, .iCuringolaimJjiiuany.Bal.otlitP; Pi.i . .. "''"'Dooifth-1858-film. ir,'r " , '. , ,.covFofl ..-ban&-, itto'riie' & Ctnei,I,rf mMw,'"'" ,ii '' -tTlTlii atteid' toall busino'ss' intrusted to Uicir -.,1. io VY. .uktvla wrfof Hi..Oo.t''. " ,. ,'OFFICE,N, E., Corner of Mam and0amlof Sis.; vriif ? dVet r'ylo's Mcrchaht Tailoring Establishments tu'T i . I. 1: 1 WM. DUNBAR ..II. 1. BANKIKSi )' '" OtFtCE-In 'Miller's BlUkJnihiroomi'formorty Liib iipiedbyllo.Jobe;JIillei'i i ' "l "'hltljM) oro. t. xtniuxrH. , .... i.rii .i,,i7;i, tvuu...i.t a jfuax. H. o. TiroMArt. M'llai -.. WMf r.v.. .;i --PRODLCB&C01IHlSSHXTIBRCOAiT& inn .Miu -!' "brfMttu-iif iii'wi-.,.1.iin M , ., . ( WHITE ASDATEu; LI1I$, "n s,r: 1 "' VilXpaVcasiIfor '"" ' 1 '"' 1 rioor'.'Orala olTall ttnds, Pork.BiioiSn; Bntt'er.irop'i,' ill- 7 :.Dria4 JrU,'la)t, Clovet. and-Tlmotty Seed, ! l'oiilvWniuBeaiii',I(ard,UidesrPoIiJ,Ao.i,., v 1 " At NOBTON8 WAREHOUSE, -" ' t JUroh it, '49-Wly " ' Mt. Vernon, Ohio. , ,l ill . il' ' " ;' ' ""' ' ' ' " " 1 IWI! o-ia )4..l e'MAY'DB .rOUHD All- i1"1' v, l .uK M M h I N , N U M li E U 3 q ,1 Jl(. EAtY TO DO AS GOOD WOttK AS CAN BE li dom in .the oity. Twenty-five yean experi-" ,: !" enoo w.rrJts' tbd ptedgo'of onfite satisfaction lo olsl, ' :tomra, ! .t i.i.n 1,. i -niiv - '- ' , . rJT Catling earvfulltt done, and all vorh war-Jilt ranted. '- -'' 1 ' ' '"" L " - JunJif. I - t. . ; j mi r"i 'I'M U .' ' rrr- . ii ni y v. : AVlepr!l,,.,.:,i : ' ' . f JEFFEnS hnken rooms on Main miff, 1 J nearly eppoiiHe the Lybrand House, whara nt may be consulted at reasonable hours. N. B. Advice to poor people g-ntsitous. Jan. 11 VJ-Utf 0. J. BUV WIIEIIG VOV CAN BUY TUB -CHEAPEST !! William M. Mefford, RETURNS HIS THANKS TO THE CITIZENS of Knox County for tho liboral patronage ex tended to him, and would say that he has now on hand as good Harness, Saddles, Buggy, Cnrringo, Wuzon and 1 low Ilarnoss, Collars, Bridles. Murtin- gails, vv upa sc., as ever. Hiiui mi rm-oastooruor juaruet iioubs. auullily. Q. W. Hank, (. ADDI.ER AND HARNESS MAKER, First Door Siuth of Woodbridgo's Store, MAIN STKKKT. MOUNT TERNON. OHIO. KEEPS 0:nstantly on hand a largo assortment of Saddle; r and Harness. Bridles. Collars. Halters. urut. I . r.. i V , i -- ii, i 'o , tti" lanuiootureu dv exnorieneca woramen ana turn " ' ion ronsonabie terms. r ALL WORE WARUANTKD.JFJ TRUNKn, from tt to $22. Mr Trunks are ruuet unerior article to those oominonlv offered for sale. l wouia also invite spooial attention to my UOI.laks, w Q io n cannot be surpassed for stylo and durability , may zuy. ... - , . , ATTACHMENT NOTICE. 1 At my instanco ns Plaintiff, Potor Lucas, Pl'ff. an order of nttaobnienton tin , vs. Who 8th day of April, 1859, Caspor Fordncy, Dof't was issued by W. II. Coch- I).".-.'!. f i j ran, a Justice of the Peace in and for Clinton Township, Knox County, Ohio, against the defendant Casper Fordney, anon-resident debtor for tho sum of $1,80 dauingesand costs of suit. Said causo is sot for hearing on the t)th day of June next at 1 o'clock P. M. April JM,l85tiwH 24. x - PKTEH LUCAS, Pl'ff.' rT.--' ROAD NOTICE. ALTj interested aro licroby notified that at the next J uuo sossion of the Commissioners of Knox County, Ohio, tt petition will bo presented to them for tho vacation of the following piece of road in Jackson township in said Knox County, Ohio, to-wit: That part of tho County road known by the name of the "Wild cat Road," commencing at tho south east corn oY of Adam Earleywino's land and running tnonce west to uuuiensourg." April 2fi, 1859 21 w4. SHERIFF'S SALE. Mary Blukcmoro vs. William H. Cochrnn. BY VIRTUE ofn writof vendi issucdout of tho cmrt of common picas of the county of Knox and State of Ohio and to me directed, I will offer at public sale, at tho door of the Court Houso, in tho city of Mount Vernon, Ohio, on Saturday, June 4th, 1859. between the hours of 10 o'clock a in and 4 p m of said day, tho fullowingdcscribed real ostato, to-wit: Lot Ji). si.Tlti in 1'otwin nnd Kaymond s ndaition to the town of Mt. Vornon, Ohio. . Taken and to be sold as tho orouertv of the above named defendant to satisfy a Judgmnt in favor of said plaintiff. 1. I .MJtKWOUli, snoriu. Mny 3,l859,25w5.pfS2,25 SHERIFF'S SALE. Jacob E. Groover vs. Horatio S. Miller ct al. BY WHTLE of an order of Sale, issued out of thoCourtof Common Picas, of Knox county. Ohio, and to mo dircctod, I will offer at public snlo nt tho door of the Court House in tho City of Mt. Vernon, Knox county, Ohio, on txxturuay June Uh, lbuO, between the hoir of 10 o'clock a m and 4 p m.of said day, tho following doscribed Itcal Estate, to-wit : Tho cast half of in-lots No. 227 nnd 228 in Mount Vernon, Knox County Ohio. Taken as tho property of tho above named dof't to satisfy an execution in favor of plaintiff. i. L.i.KWuui; on a May 3, 1859 w5 25 prf$ 2,25. ROAD NOTICE. AM, persons interested aro hereby notified that at tho next June session of the Commissioners of Knox County, Ohio, a petition will bo presented to them lor the establishment ol a new county ronii on one of tho two following routes, or as near to the snmoas prncticablo, to-wit: 1st, commonoingat a point on trie now ilelnwnro road in soul Knox county, near John Welsh's ticld;thenco running a northwardly direction to a log stiible on tho premises of Isaac Ewnlt: thenco on the line between the lands of said Itfanc Ewull and Silas Mitchell to intersect tho old Dclnwnro road. Or, 2nd, Ci mmcneing at a point near A spriugon tho farm of Silas Mitchell, and near the creek: thenco up tho crock so as to intersect tho old Dclnwure road. April 2, 1859 21 w4 I Itoiiil Notice. NOTICE is herohy givon that thoro will bo a potion presented to tho tommts-'oners of Knox county, 0., at thoir noxt Junu session, praying for a vicw,'nltornlion nnd vocation of a portion of. the county road now running through tho farm of John Vance in Miller township, Knox county, Ohio, to-wit: Beginning at the southeust corner of said John Vance's land: thence west on the line between tho lands of John and Jacob Vlineo near to tho southeast corner of the school-house lot; thenco in a sontliwBtcrly dirootiou whero tho road ii now traveled until it crosses Vance's creek and intorseots the county road from the north on the lino between the kind of Johu Vance and Henry Channel. May II, '5'J-25w4 . ,, . JOHN VANCE. 'T'vm 1 " J! A. Anderson, ' H ANUFACTVnKR AND DEALER IN -. SASH,' DOORS, AND BLINDS,-. ,,; Gen. vonet' Ware House, High St., lietwecn , ;, ,JUpi' (Old R. fi.Dtvot,iMtmrU Yer- ' I.... . i " ' LtjKINDS of work constantly on band ana AY warranted.) ; All ordonl promptly exceutcd r ! i IIiiND WAHIUNT8. Ijjbnctvo. unving (iuviMrp ianif iirranis,oy 'kcndlngthcin to theundorsigned.enn bavatlieia loaned ta pre -emptors of the public lundf, at TWO IIUNUUEB AND FIFTY BOLLABSeaoh.nnvable -wr.Tavrj I ! . .1 A T , . . - I ' V in one yon r, secured by the land entered with the warrant.- lams rareonaneororinvctlRg,as the endorn the warcants, is rendored doubly socuro, by fiarlhg tho benefit of thoscttlor's iinprorcmehte a.idseloction'of soma of th flnentlrindslnlhewoit; ,, . JAMES . CHAPMAN, OiunhaCHy, juneMtf. " Nebraska Territery. ,, . I.IH..M I,., I. ,r , KE10V A L! ;siiv; ,:n:r r baVc taken the stand onedoor South of the Ken-von liouso. the room formerly txcODied by K. C Kirk, i Co.. whero I will bo pleased to see all mt old ustMnera and friends and rrnsW of new ono. I havo added a now aid fresh STOCK Ofl QOOUS fresh from Now York. Beautiful in Stvlc. Good inOunli- l.ond Cheap in Prlco.- M Y MOTTO iU KHA l) Y All'.:- 4M iityf'.AS- mSAP.:4S T1IK rilEArkST. Come on this way. uon l lorgei tlia-plaoaoririflsite Bryant's old Corner, WB j'ii&Hfir!im,0M-; nil liu ,i J';,MpLNTYnE. Io ipihouiil'AHrtJ FOR SALE." Li l TUEUNPEBSKlXEDIoirs fni-naleawod Farm 1 in 'Howard townshiplk' mile's north of tiam-'bireiSntnitiltig 1(18 acres; Also, 1 of Manny'scnm- bineifAiywtngaad fe'umg Hackinis, i good lour-horso wagops, .and about 70 fine Sheep with the fleooo npnir them." 'AH tWo aimreoan benad roa saDab,la terau by apfrfring U t-li nibtoriber jiving pn tho farm aforesaid., t Apl!J,J!''."'AIJI1 : SAMUEL STOUCII. , . ., ,LOOK AT.TUlS I .. 4 rl'IlK Mubucrioor oners io sell bis rnrm oris acres ili lyingoa OwlCrok,lK mllosS. E.of lit. Ver, non. It is the, very Brst quality tur laud suitable foi Gardening; 4c. ' ' ", ' i Alio, hki htiaieiaad lat'of laemaon Onmbirr Ki. just east of CrptorrBun. .,Tte house is new and convciilcnt: k fountain nuriin of excellent soft water atthednaei Stnble,Coruerlkaad ether out beildr ings. For further particulars rnquiio of VVM.H.COCHKAN, !,, nt' 'M-v Keal Estate af't. r or Joseph ColvilWvreaidingqn the promlecs, r.:61, 20tr. ' "'''' ..'".' ' ' ii.rinn :i t ,i;.-..i'.ii-i. :i , i ,,f . , ., jr;wva-H . ?.i:n.v! TIIE elionpest place to bay Bonnets, Flowers and Millinory Uoods, is at apr 12.22 A. P. (IILMOHE'S. J.AWS OF OHIO. PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. Concluded from last week. have been levied, and also a certificate or an ab utruct, in dupllaute, of the taxes which huvn become due and payable and which remain unpaid. The country auditor shall also muke out and cure-fully file end presorve in his oilier a list of the taxes uud penally so due and nnpuid, which ahull be denominated the delinquent list. Sr.c. 10. Each county treusurer shall, within ten days next after he shull have made each semiannual settlement with Ihe county auditor, as required by this act, present to the auditor of atutn and t..e comptroller of the treasury, each, one of the several certificutes and obstructs of the county uuditor, required to be made out in the preceding section. Sec. 11. The auditor of stale shall, on the receipt of the certificates and abstracts uforesui.i, proceed to settle with the county treasurer for the moneys In his hands belonging to the state, and to ascertain the exact sum orsuins payable by him into the state treasury, and shall certify the same to the comptroller of the treasury, specifying In the certificate or certificates the amount belonging to each fund, and the tatal amount Io be paid into the state treosury. And on receipt of such certificate or certificates, uud finding the sume to be correct, the comptroller of the treasury shall iesuo a certificate or certificates therool, specifying as aforesaid; and the county treasurer ahall forthwith deliver the same to the treusurer of stuto, and pay I nto tho state treasury the !ull amount of all sums so found to be in his bands, and belonging to the state; and the treasurer of slate shall thereupon give to such county treasurer a receipt or receipts for such payment, as may be required hy law. Sec. 12. Each county treasurer shall, Immediately after each semi annual settlement with the county auditor of his county, on demand and pro sentalion of the warrant of lite county auditor therefor, pay over to the township treasurer, oily treasurer, or other proper officer, all moneys in Ihe county treasury belonging to any township, city Incorporated village or school district; provi ded, that if any township treusurer, or oilier proper officer aforesaid, shall request, of the trustees of any township, the council of uny city or Incorporated village, or tha board of education of any tohool district, respectively, shall so direct, Ihe moneys mentioned in this section shall re main in the county treasury, to be thence drawn by the proper local treasurer, on the warrant of the county auditor, in sums of not less Ihun one hundred dollars. Sec. 13. If, ntany time, when the Interest on, or any portion of the principal of the funded debt of the slate is about to fall due, the money under the control of the commissioners of the sinking fund, applicable to the payment thereof, shall be insufficient for lliut pnriioso, said commissioners shall give written notice to the comptroller of Ihe treasury of the amount of such deficiency; and the comptroller, on the requisition of the auditor of state, shall draw In favor of the treasurer of state on the several county treasurers, or on such of them anil for such sum or sums each us he may deem most convenient, not exceeding the amount by llieni respectively collected" lor-tue aiiiking fund, at the lime and tiinos of so drawing; and such drafts, If paid, shall be evidonce of the pay ment of the sums thoreln -specified into tlio stale treasury, and shall, on delivery thereof to the comptroller, bt credited 'and allowed to the coun ty Ireasureis respectively iu, maKingin vuii-ai. iiuul settlements. Upon drttwiug.ulkdrs.lts, the comptroller shall charge the. same to the treasurer of stale on account of mones belonging Io Ihe sinking fund, and shall notify the auditor thereof in writing. Sec. 14. vvnenever tiie auditor of state shall ascertain that the tnonejs in the slate treasury, belonging Io tlio general revenue, will probably be Insufficient in amount to pay the appropriations from tliut fund, he shall notify the complroll erof the amount deemed necessary to nuke up Ihe deficiency until Ihe next semi-aniinul settle ments of county treasurers; and thereupon Ihe comptroller shall draw therefor, In favor of tlu treasurer of slate, on the several county treasurers or on such of them, and for such sum or suuis each, us he shall deem most convenient, not exceeding the amount by (hem, respectively, collected for general revenue at the time and limes of so drawing, and shull charge the same lo Ihe treas urer ol slate on acoounlof general revenue; and in other respects the comptroller, treasurer and uuditor shall be governed hy the provisions ol the next preceding section. Sec. 15. County treasurers shall 'ake posses sion of their offices on the first Monday of tiep- tem er next alter their election, and shall hold the same for two years thereafter, and until their successors ars elected and qualified; and if any person dieted to suid office shall full togive bond and dike the oath of office, as prescribed by law, on or before Ihe first Monday of September next after his election, the office shall hj held to be vacunt, and shull be filled us provided by luw. . Sro lb. Tho act entitled "an act to provide for thesemi-aununl collection of taxes," passed April 13, ltCiH, is hereby, repeuled, but notwithstanding this repeal, the! 'twelfth section of said act shall continue In lorce until the first Monday In September ucxt, and provided, that this repeal shall not aft'ect the existing rights or liabilities of any person or persons, eivil or criminal, but the same may be prosecuted as if tha said act were notre-n-aled. y Ser. 1". This act shall take effect and be in force from and after Its passage. William B. vvnons. i - Speaker of the House of RrprpsmtativBe. ' . . MARTIN WELKER, . I' I 1 i . iw Pretiilent of the Senate April 2, 1859. , Nol.J i.'.ii AN ACT To oupropriata the proceeds of Ihe sale of Old , . Arms, heretofore collected, to the purchase of a !! a sile, and the erectiou of the Slate Arsenal '' thereon. 1 'I ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 Section 1. Be It enacted by (lis General As sembly pf the Slate of Ohio, That the proceeds of Sales of old arms and equipments, heretofore real Izad under Ihe nrorlslons of a "senate joint reso lutlou relative to collection and sale of public arms," passed April 17, 1857, be applied to Ihe purchase oft lite far the state arsenal, and the erection thereoa of a aullnbls building for the care and sufe-kesping of the public arms, pursuant to the provisions of an act to authorize the building of an arsenal lor uie oinin oi umo, piwru npru 13, 1957; provided, tint suid sile shall b purchased aud said building completed by the appropriations already made for that pnrpose. . Baa 3. This act shall take cB'acI from Us passage,; ... WILLIAM B..W0003,. . Speaker of the House of Representatives. MARTIN WELKER,' :..,!'.-. . President of the Senate. March S I. 1859., . , , , ' N "lit .' . AN ACT ' To arand the act passed March 17. IMG, supple- . i ,. n fij-.., . menlnry lo an act posseu marcii , icj., io pro-vide for draliiltii and reclaiming eertuiu Swamp ' an i Overflowed Lands. . Section 1. Be it enacted bv the General Assembly of Ihe State of Ohio, That section so of ih..M ahmmI March 17. 1957. entitled "au act supplementary lo an act entitled 'an act 1 pro vide lor draining aud reclaiming swamp anu over flowed lands granted lo the Stale of Ohio by an act of Congrsis approved September .21?, ItS'l,' " passed Murch 9, lSi'l, be so amended us lo read as follows: Section 1. That thoeounty commission-ra in inv Krmntv Id which any of inch swamp or overflowed lHs may be situate, and for the draining and reclnimalloii of which contracts have heretofore been or shall hereaftsr be let, under tho provlslniii ef the net to which this Is inpplemcn- ury,may, ni inoir uiscretioo, rsuew or tiisnaine ItmA of tinrformfllmn of audi contracts whan till same have expired or are about tt expire by lliai- tMipn 0 Mid scl, upon in same terms origin ally made, said contracts not lo be renewed, or ine lima of nerformnnce thereof extended, for a term of more than two yean beyond the time of their expiration under the act lo which Ihis is supple-iiioiilury.Sku. i. Thai the first seel Ion of Ihe actio which this la amendatory bo and the same Is hereby repealed.Sko. 3. This act shall take effect and be In force from aud after its pussuge. WILLIAM B. WOODS, Speaker of the House of Representatives. MARTIN W ELK Kit, President of tho Heualo. March 2G, 19. No. 3(1.1 AN ACT To amend section fourteen of an act entitled "an act reluting to Juries," passed I'libruury IHb 1831, and lok oflVct June 1st, 18X1. Ski.'Hon 1. Be it enacted by tho General assembly of the Stnle of Ohio; , ,,, v Tlint section fourteen of "an act relating to juries," passed Fubninry 9lb, 1831, be o Amended as to read as follows: Sec. I t. Thai if there shall be empannelled, fur the trial of any cause, any petit jurors, who shull have been convicted uf nny crime which by luw renders him disqualified to serve on a jury; or who has been tubitra' tor on either side relating to the same controversy; or who has an intererest in the cause; or who bus an action di pending between bim and either party; or who has formerly been a juror in ibe same cause; or who is either party's employer, employee, counselor, ngenf, s'ewart, or attorney, or who is suhpojiiAed in the cnuso as a witness; or wbo is a kin to either party; or any person who shall have served once already on a jury ns a tnlesinan in tho trial of any cause in the same ocurt during the term, bo may be challenged for siub causes, in either of which cases the same shall be considered ns a principal challenge, and the validity thereof be tried by Ihe court; nnd Any petit juror who shnll be returned upon the trial of any of tbe causes hereinbefore speci fied, ajmnst whom no principal cause ol chal lenge can be alleged, may, nevertheless, be challenged on suspicion of prejudice against or partiality for i itht-r party, or for want of a competent knowledge of tbe English language, or any other cause that may render him at the time an uusuitA' le juror, and the validity of such challenge shall be determined by the court; and each parly may peremptorily challenged two jurors, . one. z. lie said section fourteen is hereby repealed. Skc. 3. This act shall tnko effect and be in force from and after its passage. WILLIAM B. WUOUS, Speaker of tbo House of Representatives. MARTIN WELKER, President of the Senate. February 25, 1859. So. 142 AX ACT R.-lating to Jurors. Section 1. lie it enacted by the General As-semhly of the State of Ohio, That the act on-titled nil "act to encourage tho organisation of firo companies, and to repeal former acts," passed rn the 8th day of February, 18l7,ond tho act entitled "nn act tooncourKe tho organization of tiro companies," passed on the 15th day of M.-freh, 1S1J; bo and tho same is herohy repealed. Sec. 'J. That hereafter nctivo membors of firo, engine hook4ml -ladder companies or othorcompnnics for tho extinguishment of lire or tho protection of property nt fiius shall, during the time they roinain active members of such companies, bo exempt from sorviug nsjurors; that all olorgyinou nnd priest s,phy-sicians and all public officers, while in oliioo,sliullbo excused from serving as jurors: except incorporated villages having less than twolvu hundred inhabitants.See. 3. That in all cases whero nny person has served us a juror for three wuoks in any ono year, either ns grand or petit juror, lie shall ho excused from any further service us such juror during the balanco of the year. - S. W. GILSON, Speaker pro tem, of the house of Represcn- MARTIN WELKER. President of tbo Scnato. March 30, 1859. ' No. 138. ' AN ACT To amond un Act. an titled "An Act to provide for' tbo organization of Cities aud Incorporated Villages," passed May .1, lail!. ' Sec. 1. lie it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Ohio. That sectiontwen-ty-threo of 'an act to provido for .tho organization of cities and incorporated villu;cs," pussed May H, 1H32, be so amended as to read as follows! Seo. 2:1. That they shall have power to regulate .tho burial of the duud: to provido without tho limits of the corporation, placo for the interment of tho dead, and to enaat nn'l enforco siloh ordinances ss shall bn necessary for the improvement inul protection of said plnco of interment; Slid tdprcventuny such iu tor won I within tbo limit, and to curry in effect any prohibition ngiiinH iuteinienU within tho liniitl of the corporation, may not only i mouse proper flues and penalties, but shall also lisve power to causo any body, interred contrary to such prohibitions, to bo taken up and buried without tli limits of the corporation. . Sea. 2. That tbe original- soelion twcnly-thrco aforesaid, bo nnd tho saiuo is' hereby roieAled. - ,! i 8. W; (ilLSON;. !, . Speaker pro torn, of tho House ol. lleprosenta liveg. ' i- ' "-' ' -. MARTIN AVELKER," ' v . ' President of lb' Senate."" , March 30, 1859..- - '-nun, No. 145 " - - AN ACT 0 .,, SupplemoDtaryloan Aot entillrd ''An Aet to establish a Oodu ol Civil l'nccdurs," iuscil March tl. 1853. , ; , , , ' Section 1. JJe it emtrttd hjllir. (lentrdl AttcnJily if the Wilts nf Ohio, That whenevar a party ton judgment socks to enjoin the collodion thereof by injunction, and shall make aa affidavit Uiat the party sought to be enjoined is a non resident el' the stale, or has loft the same to avoid Ihescrvlco of tbe summons or order of injunction, oi so conceals himself . that procoss cann'it be survsd upon' ion, tho shariff, or other officer, hsving in his bands Iho execution Issncd fssiiid on suca Judgment, may bo mole sporty defendant In the notion-, and the action may be brought in the county in which snob officer resides, and its all lUebouMI tbo parly to tho judgment sought to bo enjoined aud upon whom actaal service cannot be nisdo, mny bo served by publication of notice in Ihe name prescribed by section seventy-ooeandjcv-e.ity-two of the aot to which this is upvlomcutnry. And such sjrvioa shall bo proved in the same manner as U prescribed by stcUon seventy-three of said net. See. t. In stl eases where service may be inide by publication, personsl servioo. of aoopjnf tlio summons or order of injunotion and complaint amy be aiiide out of tho stato. , i See. 3. A party against whom a perpstnsl intimation may be dreisisJ without other 'service than by publication in a newspapor may, at ssy linjo nllliln Bra years after the dais of such deorta, hai'b the' same opened and bo let in to Uclcml la the same msnnor and on the same terms ns- Is prescribed in section seventy-are of the aot lb which this is supplemental. . . . ; 1 - j - ' . t Seo. i. This act shall take effect on its passage. . ....'.' - ; " ft. W. GILSON, Speaker pro tem, ol the Uouse ef Heprosenta-tites. . MARTIN WELKER, ' '-- President of the Scnato. , March 30, 1850. , No. 171.) -1 "AN ACT .... - " To provido for the elestloa of an addilinnnl Jnr!ie of the Court of Common I'loai for the first tub airl- sion of the second Judicial District. - SKitf. 1. '' Veil nmefe-t by the General Atum Uyof the Stateof Ohio, Thai for the second .1 r-ilieial Histrictlhvra shall bsonniUlitioaul Jo.lirf ti the co'irt of common plans, wbo shall be a resident of the flrM rub division of said dis:riet, ksing I lis e .anile nf Taller; Preble nnt Dark), nn I baelinltsl ky theqnsliDed voters of nid enaaties, at the next annual eluction for state asd conaty oaleers, hi Ilia t ime in inner and for tbe same lime si prescribed l.y law for the election of other jn.lges of Ihe court uf eouimoj tea , and sbsll be c 'ill Hid lu receive th) anio salary, possess the sums powers, and discharge tlio ssioo duties, us are oouferrcd or on joined by the a institution and laws of the stuto upon other judgos of said courts. And any vacancy that may occur in the oflteo of suoh additional judge, whether by expiration of his term uf survioe, or otherwise, shall bo filled as in other casus. WILLIAM B. WOODS, Speaker ol ilia liouso of Representatives. MARTIN WELKER, i PieuiUcht of tbe Scnalo. ; April 2, 1853... ,: No. 173. . ANACT ' , , ."' Frescribing the datios of Jnilgrs of Elections in certain casus, aud proserve the furity of Kloptiuns. Section 1. liu it enacted by the Gon,oral Assonibly of the Bute of Ohio, 'J'hal the judge or judges uf any election Imhl under tin authority any of the laws of the Sialo, shall reject the voto of any person ottering ro vote at suen election ami claim Ing to boa white male citizen of the United States, whenever it thiilinppvar to such jndgunr judges rbat me person tootterinx to vole has a distinct indivisible admixture of African blood. . See 2. Any judgo or judges of any tuob election, who shall receive tho volo of any uerson when such person has a distinct and visible admixture nf African blood, shall, on conviction thereof, be fined in any sum not exceeding live hundred dollars, nor less than one liumlrod dollar, and bv liuprisoutxl m the county jail of the proper county not more thon six months, nor loss than ono montli. , " i hoc. A' Any person who shall procure, aid, nssist, counsel or udvise another to give his Voto at nny such election whon sueh uthur person has a distinct nnd visible admixture of African blood, shall, on con viction thereof, bo lined in any sum sot exceeding five hundred dollars, nor less than fifty dollars, and bo imprisoned in tbe county jail of the proper county not incro than six months, nor lees than one month. - .:!.! .i ' Seo. 4- All prosecutions under this net shall be by iudictincnt in the Court of Couuuoii l'lens of tho proper eoiinly, n ml it shall he the duty of toe Judges of the Court of Common l'leas to give this act specially ii. charge of tbo Grand Jury at each term of tlio Uourt. Sue. 5. This act shall take effect from and after its passage. ' WILLIAM It. VVUUIJS. Speaker cf the House of Representatives. ; MARTIN WI.LKEH. President of the Senate... April 2, 1859. (No. 174 AN ACT ' t or the reliol ol the holders of orders issued by Free Turnpike Koad Companies. Skction. 1. Be it enacted by the General As sembly of tbe stale of Ohio, That whenever the right of any froo turnpike road company tolavy special road taxos to pay tho nrdors issued by it, as nrovided for in its act of incornorolaon or by acts amendatory thereof or supplementary thoroto, shall cease, or in caso said right to levy such tax bus al ready ceasod leaving on (standing orders unpaid, ana their payment nrovided for.lt shall be thedutyof tho duty of t ho commissioners of such road conipaiiy,iin- mediately to niako out nhd deliver to tne auditor oi the county, in which suoh road or any part thereof si. nil be situated, acnmpleto and perfect list of all outstanding orders of suid road ooaipairy, or the pay- mont, with adosenptum otoachoi said orders, as to ruto, amount, rate of interest (.if on interest,) and when payable Said list shall bo verified by said ominissionors,and the county shall lay the same be fore the oounty commissioners at their next regular session thoreaf ter. Sec. 2. At nny regular session of thoeounty commissioners at which a certified list of free turnpike road nrdors shnll have boon laid before them, as pro vided in tbo first section of this-not. it shall be the duty of said county commissioners immediately to proceed to ascertain tbo aggregate amount ot said orders, iuoludiug interest -ta-eaaa -saisY orders iiam interest, nnd adding thoroto sn amount sufficient to pay tho expense of assessment and collection, to cause tho same to bo assessed upon the sama lands and town lots udjacont lo and lying near said free tumniko nmil,aA were subject to taxation for the construction of said road or to pay the same, at the time when by the expiration of its charter, or other-wic,tho right totax sueh lands and town lots ccaed. Said amount shall beassospcd upon such lands and town lout aooordingrtn their true vniue in money, as shown hy their valuation contained in the conn ty duplicate; and wheneverby tho laws in force immediately preceding the time when the right to levy taxes for tho benefit of any such road ceased, different rates af taxation w authorised upon the lands adjacent to or lying near any such road, uocor- dilur to thoir Droxiuiitv to sueh road, the amount authorised ' to; be levied by this act shall be so assessed upon those lands as to presorve tho same relative proportions between the taxes on tho sever-; al traets as formerly: provided, that said conn ty commissioners may In their discretion divide the aggregate of snch indebtedness into installment not exceeding five in number, aud order, that ono of thoso installments oe assessed nnd collected annually, the Amount so assessed shall be Collected in thesamo manner as state and aunty taxes. ... . .See. It Immediately after tho" settlement rst the county treasurer with thc-ouuly auditor in August nf any yaar next after tha t in which any assessment lifts been made, us herein nrovided . to lisv tha in debtedness of any frco turnpike road company, the amount of money collected on account of the indebtedness of .well free turnpike rood' emnpany: and If tho amount aoollcoiod iso01e;ent topay thu wUole nf such indebtcdnoss, he sball pronceil Ui pity all orders of said road sompasy on. presentation, by his warrants drawn on tho enmity treasurer jmyableoiit of lbs proper fund, and'shall cancel said orders and kflep thorn nn file in bis' office: but jf the nolt amount so collected shall bp ItijoDl 'lent 'to ply suid orders In full, irrsnid amount of Inilcbtcdnoss shall have been ordered lobfcollecfsd 1i( anAinil.ias.tAll-. racnU, th'e4inty an.litor smill1 ivldd"th nett amount ontlontri pro rata amor. - lire holders of Mild orders, taking ap aad rancclllng the Jiriginal oi - dors, sua issuing bow ardors for the bulsocos unpaid: ,.; : . .-mw : i. .,',, .. Sea. i Wheuevur any: free turupik road shall baro boon finished according lo law, with an out standing debt unprovided lor, and the right to levy S(KCial taxes ff bc hem fit ol sucli road snail not have censed, such special luxes, when collected, shnll be applied exclusively to the pnvment of such debt, till the same shnll be pnld In full.1 ' " See. 5. 1 This act shall be in force from and after.fts passage. " ' ,'"'' ' J . , WILLIAM T5. WOODS, ' , Speaker o( the (louse of representatives. : .. . , . i MARTIN WELKER.' , . ii l'residont of the Senate. April 2, 1859. . ; : , , No'. 163 J- ' ' ' 'AV ACT ' ' ' To amend the forly-fourth section of an Aet cuutled an Act to provido, (or ma orgnmza lion of cities and incorporated y illuges, pais-edMay 3,18S3. . . , . ' . ' Suction 1. Si il enacted by ihe Gentral js-semltlij oftia Slnte ef Ohio.' That secti nforty-fourth of the above mimed act twati amended am to read a follows; Sro. 4t The oiirporate authority of incorporated villages, organised or to he or gam asd under lie provisions of this sot, f .r th.i speeial purposes of being a rmd district, shall he vested iu.three Trutnes,whu hall be qualified ebttnre r"iriiiig within: the limils of such special road districts, and h shall hold their Office for llireeyears, except a herein provided, and until weir auccrsaursare elected and aualihid. At the Prat mealing ol the Trust lTtrd under ihe provisions of this act tber snsii determine ty lot tne tvrru of servire nf each Trustee so elected, so that one of the) Trustees shall serve for the' twin of one year, aud one for the turm of two year and one lor the term of three years) aid at every succeeding annual election of any apeo-ial road district, they shall afoot one Trustee, who shall serve for Ihe terra of three years, the said Trustees shafl appoin. either frost their own body or from Ihe quali6cd voirs or the corporation,, a clerk, and may appoint a Su perviaur or such other officers or agents ai m) GsnffceisirT: and by proper by laws or ordi- I iiai.ces prucrfbe thp dnties sud compensation' Ol iAe Hllf era, SO appoimeu, flliu umy runiuTu any such. Qflicfs, snd may appoint others in their (lifciretion, Tlu (.aid Trustees hull liar n....r in fill anlr vnrsncv which mav riannpn iii lliiiir own holly from the qualified vuters ol t'ie corporation, and the ieron so appointed ! shall continue in oflic until ihe next regular! elect ion, and until his succt ar is elected and j qualifieJ; and any two of said Trustors may act, but nut tee of any meeting for the transaction (if liiaincss iniisi be given to all &C. St. That Ihe forty-fourth sictioa of an act entitled an set to provide for the irrgan.xa-lion of cities and incorporated villages, passed May 3, 180i, be aud tl u same is hereby repealed.See. .1. This act to be in force frumand after Its passage. WILLIAM H. WOODS, . Speaker of tho liouso of Representatives. MARTIN; WKLKEIt, ' ' President of the Senate. " ' April 2, 1859. No- 1C4. AN ACT To provido for Ihe Faymcnt of fndebledness of i o.wiisntps, incurred lor tne support oi me ; Poor. ' ' Skotios 1. Be it enacted ty the General As sembly of the State of Ohio, 'i hat the trustees of townships be and are hereby authorised to to levy annually, any sutn,not excelling three mills pn tho dollar vnliiutioD.jn addition to tho i - ... . i . . t , ir . i . . leviea now nuiunnzeu oy law, nir. uir, unyyjrnv of indebtedness heretofore contracUd by the township for the support of the poor ' , , ac. u This act to tuke citvet ana te in torco from and alter its passage. ., ... WILLIAM R. WOODS, i Speaker of the House of representatives. MAHTIN WKLKEUi : ; Piesidentof the Senate. . April 2, 1859. No. 1G8 ) AN ACT ' Authorizing the examination of Banking Cor- porations in certain cases. Section. 1. He it enacted by tho Heneral Assembly of the State of Ohio, That any bank ing corporation in the State of Ohio, organized under the laws thereof, which shall have suspended payment upon its notes of circulation or other liabilities, or shull have tnndii sn assignment in trust of its effects, or any part thereof, for the purposo of preferring any of its creditors, whereby the provisions of the charier of sny such corporation, or the law un der which tho same is organized, the Supreme Court of Ohio has power to appoint a master commissioner, examiner, or oilier person, for the purpose of investigating tho condition and management of said corporation The master commissioner, examiner or other person, who may be appointed by the Supreme Court nf Ohio to make such xaminations, shall cxamime fully in regard to all such matters touching Ihe condition and ninnageuieut ol such corporation as may be directed by the court, and for that purpose power i-t given him to issue process for the altoiidunce lor witness es, the production of papers, books and. ac Counts necessary for such examination, also,-to suminou tbe officers, agents, assignees, or employees of said corporation, or other persons, lo appear before him and testily in relation to the condition and management of said corpora lion, and also to lake all necessary testimony to show the condition and management of the affairs of said corporation. Sec 2. That said majirsT commissioner, examiner or other pi-rson, who snay be appointed by said court, shall have power lo compel the service of his process, (he attendance of vit-uesscs and other persons, the production of books, papers and accounts, lo compel answers to questions which may be propounded to all persons by him sworn, and to enforce all orders by him made touching such examination, bv uroceedinir for eontcmiil..as fully, and to Ihe ssnruf exterrf, asj any e.mrt in the State of Uhioran Sec, 3. The master commissioner, examiner or other person, before entering upon the du ties of such appointment shall take an oath, that he will faithfully .honestly ami impnrt ally discharge the same, and shall ri p .rt his pro ci-cdiiigs to the Stipri uie Oourt n it may require. i nee 4. I nut n, upon tne examination or . ne officers, agent, employees or assignees of said corporation, ol fiom the evidence of other witnesses r worn, it shall appear that, there are bonks, papers or accounts nin erii 1 and ueces ary to the examination, provided fiir in ihia act. in the possession, or under tho control "f. or within the knowltdgoof such officers, agent-, employees or assignees, within the Stale nf Ohio, or elsewhere, v. hu h n. w belong to, or once 'did belong to said corporation, tho originals of which cannot be produced to such ex aminntion, such master commis'ioner, exami ner of other person shall have power to. the same extent, and iu thesamo maimer as is per-scribedby section two of this act, to compel the officers, agents, etupl yees or assignees of said corporation to p-mlnce up in such examination' attested copies of said books, papers or accounts.' Sec. 5. This act shall take effect upon its passsge. '" ' ' ''."!. WILLIAM B. WOODS, Speaker of the House ofHepri"t-nlarives.--.1 h'c I. ' MARTIN t KLKBH, ..; President nl the Senate..., Aprils, USi9.:.- , .:- ;ii '. 1 ;,. Xo..7a.i'. AX ACT .To authorize cily councils in cities of tho first )Km or pH1.t8 f ..0l; i, ( resnb-dl-, . class having a population ol less, than etgnty i vwinru,. or. lota, on ihn lft i,..-. ..rnrh ,.lv , i tuou.saou. aim inure uiuri- iiurfcy-iivu inuu.s- aud to appoint inspectors ol provisions and other arliclea . , .; . . ; -,,s ... .-, ,.,,. . ; i rk'fition 1.. Ct l' tnacterl by the General As scmbly itf" the Slate of: Ohio, 'J'hal in every. City, ill tho State ol Ohio of tho first class, now having a population of less than eighty thousand and more than thirty-five thousand, the city council shal have exclusive power to appoint any citizen or citizens of said city, whom Raid city council may deem suitably qualified to act, within and for said city as inspectors of such aiticlus uri are specified in the aet, entitled "an net for the inspection of certain articles therein named," p.ussed JIarch 9, ono thousand eight hundred and thirty one; and Ihe art to amend the same, paa-ei February eleventh, one thousand cigr4 buudredaud thirty-two which said inspectors shall, within and fbr said c ty have the same powers.pei.'or.n the same, duties, take the same oaths or ailirma-ions, be govern d by the same rules., and liable to the same penalties ns are prescribed in the acta above mentioned. , . i. ,,Sco; 'X. 1,'1'he appointment, wilh the Ii. censs hereinafter pn v.djd fbr, may authorize Siiid insiwctor or inspectoia, or any ono or more ol thciri; to inspect any one or more ol the articles named in'the avt almvo mentioned. ,....,. . , . '- ;., See, 3, Every person appointed by said council, aa an iuspvetor under I Ha pruvtsioBa of this act, shall, ifure enlerhrg Uran the duties ot his ofiice, enter irilo bond wilh auf-liuienL security, to b-approved of by ther aid council, in tbe penidsuui of three Ihmis end dollars, fbr the Inspection of beef, pork, i butler and lard, oae thousand 'dollar fcr the inspeetrim-of fish . aad one thousand .dollars for the inspection of foreign and doracrie spir-Kaand linned oil, coBditwnMi air tl-e liiilhful perfonnanoe of tho doliee ef his office; which l I .1 .1 betitl shall be filed and made payable to, th treasurer of said oity, and shall alno,' if the coaneil, thall deem (b neecLSkr.ry, renew sM bord Iri-m'year toyear!. .i-'i'O'ii v--ia .i..i 8oe.-4'. 1 Any etnttt, who may claim him self Injured by the tnlcondicf .rigle't, .or capacity Ol any said' inspectors, may institute suit itn a ropy lif the hotlii ol sueh Mi- miector, !crrifl.- Ur- ihe Ireasure.r of am - t . , TICS. iUS' w u.v.. v-w v v Cllf for tbe USA V t e peVWA ung; nnd (he !n(,ru , , r'rliard fine soil good timber segrr same preccedings shall bo had th. won, wilhlcnrait '1 ft Sgw springs. Tw.. story hr:-v. d iroll-tho aame irrovV folia aa are contained Jp tl inslirn. -tnlilc. Ac A fceh M wlCreek-thir,UMt.on6fthe.cVC.IUtlcda.c.ror- ihe inspection of cert-nn articles therein W. II. C0C1IHA,K -,ir Oamed, "passed March nitjlb, ono thousand octl:)'i7if anl Ucu'Mi'i. eigl.t hundred and thiriy-oiv. ' : Sto 5. Theaaid city c iuno l aiv fierob authorizod (o require tach nnd vory person appointed under the provision ol this sol, oeioro entering upon uie (iiitteso: Bij.I ulDco to pay lo the troasurer of suid city Inr the use of said city, suoh sum, not far iHsn liftV nor' more than -ine h'indreif dull irs,(.,r the fjcense to inspect beef, pork, butter ttnd l ud, not lust than two hundred and flriy n.ir moid : than live hundred dollars for the liocnso to inspect fish from year fo year, rrno not lim ihunsev-enly-flre nor more than one hundred dollars fr the liconse to inspect and gsguo foreign and domestic spirits and linseed oil, as th said council mny from year toycir deem prop, er: and on such payment shall bj entitled to receive from tho clcik of said cily, a licenser anthoiijng the person therein named io act as such inspector until tho first duv of April next after the duto thereof; ami inane of a vacancy occurring by death, or oliierwi.se, iiu-ring tho term for vchidt any ir.Hjwctor shall have been licensed, as aforesutj, the oouncil may fill said vacancy hy gMiit:iir a !,ccn8 for such sum as they may djeit'i pt o;ior. Sec, 0. That thepeisor.s npfjin'ij,l in-spectors by tho court ol common pleas of uur county hiving within its limits -lity of tho first class as described ir. this act, shall not exercise their olllces within ihg irmilsol any city of the first class as desciiUd in this net, after the terms for which they shnll have severally given b' nds sit ill havu expired. Seo. 7. Tho suid city couneil shall have' full power and authority ,ou complaint and suf-cicnt cans" shown, loivutovc from uUiee any inspector appointed un.lr this net; provided, always, that no inspector shall lj removed fiom his suid ollko unless two-thirds of all the members of the council ahull vote for ' such removal. Sec. 8, 'That the ilisiieclors In hi nnnnint. ed under this net .shall bo entitled; ur recoivo tne lollowiiijr lees for their services, viz: For packing and iiisp-cling evety birrel of park or beef, eighteen cents; for evoi j-half barrel, thirteen cents; for packing ,eaii"rinin and in specting every birrel of fish, twenty cents; for every hall barrel, fifteen cents; (Or inspecting and gagtieing less than ttvjiitv iwr-L- of foreign or domestic spirits or I'iose.'d oil. ten cents each; over tvremv. rack mea. five cents ench. Sec 9. This not shall bu in force) fmia and alter its passage. WILLIAM B- WtKH'S, Spaakcr of the llmise of licpiuscntaliYeS. . , MAR UN V Ui,Kt'U, Prraid-'ut "f .le bt3e. ApriH, IP59. No. 24. ; AX AC !" Suppleuientnry to an act en' Wed "sin act de nning certain dntioM or clerks, sherifls and prisecnting attorneya," parsed February 2G, 1812. ' Sec. 1 . He. it made I b j M i G :ncrtt Anem bly of the Sate if Ohm. I'hat it shall be Ihe duty or every clerk, ot over- ivurt f i.jcord to receive from tho hands of the' sheriff, or olher offlcer of ihe court, all costs tnxt upon any writ issued from tho court, .ii.-h iippraisera' feeSi jkrinlurV. fees" or unit- oil Weneoes-a-rify incurred in the n cuii.ui ot' any such writ, nnd pay the same otor to the fwisous en-tit red theieto on deinnml; i.l it .ilis'l ha the duty of tho sheriiror other . fliocr i-fuouits to tax such costs, collect an l piy tin sitne over to the clerk of the Court from vi l.i. h t wit issued, giving tho iinim of i irh individual, and (lie amount each is entitle I to r.'.r. ie. WILI.I.MP. Wtn.)s. Speaker of tbo II. u. ol l(pi. s ntatives.-E. I1ASSLTT LAXfiDoS-. Pi'iideiii yL...-0i m ut the S nsle. February 14, 1S.V.I. No. 23 AX A-'; I'' 'I'o anlhoitze tho making n' ri .esiato indexes, and further Iu pivsnils- the duties of County Comtiiissioueih and Ii cordors io certain coiiuiies . ; , Sec I.' Be it enacted by thu Gmcril Ar-seinblyof tho State of .Ohio, I b.'i it nball be tbe duty of. th county riiiitiuis-,i,)iieis of all' counties in this .Stale, having a p pulation of more than two hundi M thmis'ivl inliabitants,to employ at a loasonntlu cuirjiensiiti;;!!, to ba fixed ,by them, and to bepiid out of i!.r county treasury upon the order of s;iil comniis-lioners, one or more ivouppienl proon'. w ho' shall, under the . diivoi't.ii' ill to ivcordcr, make' out and cotnplet.' . uei,il i:nl xes from the reqoid. of all i liu n-al ussve h.tuaie in stiuh county, in-ad ili. n io the nit.!ibetir .1' I indexes now ptovi.U l li.r by I .w, l.y ii:eing I under hoiuls t,f it.., nr'.-nia! , ...1ia.. : . : . ' 1 book: -1st, iThe name of the gisntor or gisn- tors. 2d. Next lo the rigi.t the nnmo of the grantee or grantees. III. Then th number and page ol ihu rvrord wheVo Ihe instrument is found recorded; 4-'' Ii. rile rhnrncter of lh instrti.ncnl, to be ful towed by s'ncrliiient des cription of ihe pmp.-rty conveyed by snch rtcerl, lease or assignment i. lease; and on ihu opposite pigo, in likt manner nil the mortgage nnl liens, or other ii.cuiBliratii- s afTectinc said real evute".' See. 2. It shall he the duly of ihe recorder to procure, nt the expense of the county, suitable books f( f such indi xe?. Sec. 3. As s ion as the itulest? provided for in the first section ol this act shall be b' ought np and completed, it shall become tha duty of tiie reortler of every surhounty to keep np arid generaVinderjs in ihs manner prescribed by ihe first section of Ibis net! and lo enter thereon, undor the approp. 'a'e heads, nil deodsyiessos, .RMigniiient rif liases, niorlgi-' ges. lleBsand other .n-tniiiitfiis afTcrJliitif Ihe title of JrMch real eslato. ami in the order aa thev "ire filed in his offlcj f.,r itcoi3. Sec. 4. For every entry on suoh gonerixl index of liny lof, pi. ee or imrcol ul land, the re corder shall be allowed Ihe sum of five cents), to bo paid by the person leaving such instrument of conveyance or transfer for record.- Sec. 5: ' This act, to Uk ,t3Vct and, be ia fotoe from and after its p',ig. . s . , WILLIAM R , WOODS. . ' Speaker of the H' use ol liepn-seiatittai ': K. IJASSUTTLAXGDOX'.. f presidtnt. pre fo, of ths.EksBata.-.,'jTabruarjr i . ' i ! i ' (.'.SscneTAAr ok Sr.vTf.'a (Vnca, ) . ,. y (. , i CvliCKtU'R,. JpidT. WJ. i ( .1 hereby cerli'v that '(.regoins: aes are true copivf ef. the original rjlh. on iil in ihia qflieo.,.',., ,,;i. 1 ",T 1"' .n I- . ... ..A.i r tu3.uij- .! :.. .-1 Score lary of Plslf. . I'liso I'ari rr Hair. - 1 0 Al KK.-i K MII.E OF -AlS r-TYTOWN. ft 1 Or) mil- St ni Mt.-Vtmon.and IVi fn.m Fm;- - i. ...1 1.I..I. -A irn.n.,rl.ia. S